When should I pursue this project that could potentially get my son & I financially stable, before or after divorce?

You should not enter into big purchases, work, or any other life changing income while still married. That will be considered marital property.

As said, if its in suit, you need the form. It can be a CtCA to go pro se, or whatever else, but ethically we can't just end mid-suit. Leaves us...

Must my case be proven by a "preponderance of the evidence" or "clear and convincing evidence"?

If a third party openly accused you of a crime then that is generally probable cause. The burden to sue for an arrest is very high for a reason.

What can I do?

The first responder to this question did a pretty beautiful job of responding. It sounds like they could potentially be overstepping their easement.

What do to (civil case) rock throwing.

If you haven't been sued I wouldn't do anything. You may lose a friend. However, just from the description of the video, it sounds pretty damning....

Some probate courts require a family tree of all the possible intestate beneficiaries. Even if they could not theoretically inherit because of...

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A fraudulent stipulation of discontinuance was filed. My attorney got ill and has no associates. whats my best course of action?

Get new counsel. He can replace or work in conjunction with your current counsel. A fraudulent stip of discontinuance is a serious allegation....

If I was ordered to pay costs of the opposing party, does that party's attorney owe me a duty of care?

His duty is to his client. Her attorney owes you no duties whatsoever, that's kind of the point of lawyers.

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What can I do about this or am I responsible for everything ?

No fault should cover the first $50,000 in medical bills, lost wages, etc. Do you live with any families who are insured? You could be covered by...

Is there any allowance for award payment for case still in court (award made through mediation) if plaintiff dies before done?

If you die then your estate can continue the claim. A letter to the judge will not do anything.