It depends on the manner and reason the attorney fees were awarded. Motion for reconsideration, motion to set aside, appeal, etc.

You do not need an attorney to do this. But be cautioned, there are many possible negative consequences that can occur. Before you do so Consult...

Both you and the attorney must sign the form or bring a Motion.

You can still proceed with your claim even with the “lie.”

Consult with experienced attorneys in the state where this occurred.

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It is not likely a lender would give a loan against the property without your written authorization.

You could only force it if she has breached your agreement.

You can sue for breach of contract.

A motion not yet granted does not usually stay any of the proceedings or change deadlines. A court has discretion to allow exhibits and...