You can ask the questions asked in deposition and then they need to sue their diligence in answering the interrogatories. A combination of...

If you have an attorney of record in the case, you cannot file pro se. You could ask your lawyer to file the motion.

It depends on the type of case and the relation of the message to the case. If the statement made is relevant and made by the opposing party, you...

You might need to file an ex parte motion. Sometimes contacting the court’s Probate Examiners can be helpful. Otherwise hire a lawyer or go to...

What you describe sounds like a scam. State Bar websites usually allow you to search to determine an attorney’s license status and address.

Most likely, no. If a claim is already adjudicated, another lawsuit cannot be filed on the same claim.

This means the case is over but it can be reopened or another lawsuit filed.

What you describe cannot be effectively done without committing the crime of practicing law without a license. You could do the work you...

Put your request for information, in writing. A certified letter or overnight delivery may encourage a response.

You can demand, in writing, the refund. You can then file a lawsuit or initiate fee dispute arbitration.