Finding it depends on the type of trust, where it came from and other facts. An estate planning attorney may be able to help. Use the Avvo search...

Put your request in writing, email, fax, mail, FedEx.

A substitution of attorney form can be filed.

You can change lawyers at any time. If another attorney in the firm will take on the case you can switch to that attorney or find an attorney...

No they are entitled to nothing. Ask your current attorney to assist.

You may have to sue her for the value of the tools.

Yes you can sue to stop them or for the actions they take.

You consider the debtor and think of where they might have assets, income and be owed money. You may be able to find questionnaires online.

While you may have a lawsuit for fraud, if they are a scammer, it may be impossible to find them or collect on a judgment.

The cases can be reopened within the statute of limitations.