Possibly but it may cost more than it’s worth. Ask the attorney you hired.

Yes you can. You will only have to pay for the work they have only done by the time you give notice.

There are organizations that do this. An internship with such an organization may give you the knowledge you need. Best of luck on this worthwhile...

Demand an itemized statement. Then offer a compromised amount. Then sue.

Yes you can. You might be better consulting with other attorneys now. Use the Avvo search tool to find an attorney....

Not forgiving. They will look only at difficulty of collecting and ability to pay.

If you had renewed the judgment prior to expirations, you can still collect.

It may be too late to sue and they may be violating the law. Consult with experienced debt collection defense/FDCPA attorneys in the state where...

Hospitals cannot turn away patients in an emergency. What you describe may not have been a legal emergency.

It appears they have filed a lawsuit and served you. The next step will seek a default against you if you do not properly respond by the deadline.