You might have a hard time finding someone who both does appeals and handles cases in this exact area of law. But if you find a good appellate...

No but they can go after assets and income in many forms. You may want to negotiate for a resolution for a reasonable amount.

I agree with my colleagues. There’s too much unknown here (nor do I think it behooves you to lay out all the details in this public forum). But if...

You normally would. Well, normally your lawyer would but when you are acting as your own lawyer it’s on you. Arbitrators may ask follow up...

Not without some proof you owe it. I’d dispute the debt and demand proof of it. Go from there. You may want to hire a lawyer to deal with them.

As my colleagues state, setting aside an arbitration award is usually very difficult. But if you have grounds you can oppose their motion and file...

It's hard to follow your question. You say your case is on appeal "through" an attorney. If you counsel already familiar with your case, you...

Yes. Authority over the case is not determined by which state's laws apply (though it can be a factor). The stakes for you are too high to...

Get a lawyer and find out. If you can't do it, you can help find someone who can.

If she has evidence of a crime she can take it to law enforcement or the state attorney. She can also hire a probate attorney to help gather...

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