Contact the court to see if they have a clinic for unrepresented litigants.

If it was your ex’s attorney you might have a case of malicious prosecution but the attorney may have been proper in taking the clients statement...

You may do best to, first, hire a new attorney to complete the case before suing or going into fee arbitration.

Consult with well respected qui tam attorneys in the state where this occurred. Those that handle these cases would be out of business if the...

More information is needed. The best path may be either to Consult with experienced legal malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred...

You might. Most criminal case legal malpractice cases may require a finding of actual innocence. Consult with experienced legal malpractice...

Yes you have a potential case against this attorney. I am so sorry for what happened. While such a case could be difficult, you should try to find...

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Based on general legal principles (not particular to any state) You have a valid contract on which you can sue.

More details are needed to determine what must be done. Consult with litigation attorneys in the state where this occurred.

Have your contract reviewed by a consumer fraud attorney.