Probably. And you can sue, in addition to restitution, the two killers for your loss.

Contact the creditor and work out arrangements for payment.

While it is possible you could be arrested it is not likely.

Contact the insurance company. The doctors may be violating their agreements with the insurance company.

It depends on the type of hearing and what occurred. The law and outcomes, at times, not seem to make sense.

Fight the eviction and file and counter sue.

You can do either. Your initial attorney (and the later attorney) may have claims for fees on any settlement. Discuss this with the initial...

No but you may need to file a claim of exemption.

Get a skilled attorney who can get you the best possible result.

It would be improper and may give rise to additional causes of action.