Am I eligible for a refund from my attorney?

You did not tell us what a trial has started or will start soon. However, the person you should be asking is your lawyer.

BESIDES O.C.G.A. WHAT GEORGIA STATUTE/S (CITES) GOVERN SUPERIOR COURT CLERK PUBLIC DOCUMENT FILING DUTIES?

Go to a law library to find a list of laws, as this is not a research service to find all laws that may apply (though from your post you have no...

Do I have a case? Should I be able to get my student loans discharged? Is this fair?

Is it fair for you to willingly take someone else's money and not pay it back? Is that your question? On what grounds do you believe you should...

Hi, I am starting a cleaning business here in Lawrenceville, GA. I wanted to know the steps (legally) to start. Thank you.

All of the above (plus creating an entity). The best thing anyone can do when starting a business is retain a good business lawyer, accountant and...

Bankruptcy

Anyone with an account can view the records. No, you can't tell who else has reviewed the records.

If a builder files bankruptcy before the trial for construction defects of $1.5 million and get it discharged and have the stay

Your post is confusing. A discharge is of debts owed BY the person in bankruptcy, not debts owed TO them. I read your post as indicating the...

What do you mean "put something on his license?" A dispute over work is not generally an issue for a business license. Since you did not tell us...

What paperwork needed for "vacating a conviction"

You posted in the wrong category, and for the wrong state, so it is unlikely criminal lawyers in WA will see your post.

Divorced wife, have warranty deed in my name, but also have warranty deed w/survivorship with her name on it.

Deeds are not "cancelled." New deeds are prepared and recorded. Your post is confusing and indicates there are two deeds for the same property. ...

Does judicial estoppel valid when a debtor files bankruptcy and they have a future claim against the creditor?

Your post is far from clear, and you are including a legal term that may or may not apply (and probably does not). That makes the question more...