Attorney present. Do I *HAVE* to speak to the police?

I live in Ohio. I have noticed that everyone says I have the right to refuse to speak to the police without an attorney present. What if my attorney shows up and I still don't want to speak to the police? Are there any laws, state or federal, that say I HAVE to speak to the police once my attorney arrives?

You do not have to speak to the police, with or without an attorney, and you should not. That is what your Fifth Amendment right to remain silent is about.

talk to police?

don't you need to respond to police questions in some states? If you don't I think that you can then be arrested... presuming you haven't been yet.

Texas.... do you need to respond to police question "do you have ID?"

And if you don't hear the request and the police do not say "stop" or "halt" or something... can you leave?