Organize your evidence and file a complaint with local law enforcement and the FBI.

Not if they didn’t charge you within 2 years of the offense but there is no time limit on warrants. Ask for drivers ed.

Yes you can because you don’t have her consent. So could she if she didn’t have your partner’s consent....

Hire a lawyer to sue him for ID Theft and the lender for a Declaratory Judgment and attorneys fees. If it’s a federally insured lender report them...

Hire a good debt defense lawyer to review the court files to see if they documented proper service of process and other default judgment procedures...

Hire a civil litigator. Your counterclaim will probably be stronger if it is litigated in the same trial.

I suggest that you memorialize the loan in a promissory note and start making payments if you cannot pay it back in full. If you pay them interest...

Why in the world would you want to do that? You’ll probably have to file and win a partition lawsuit to sell it and pay for both sides’ lawyers and...

What does the judgment say? Have jurisdictional facts changed? Did you preserve reversible error?

Unlikely but if you own property jointly, it’s probably fair game. It depends on state collection law.