You may be currently uncollectible. If you may get a job, you might consider bankruptcy, debt settlement or other actions.

Consult with experienced Tax Litigation attorneys in the state where this occurred.

Your lien is not effective. But you may have a separate lawsuit for fraudulent conveyance against both of them and recover the property. They...

It depends on the contract but the most you would be responsible for would be half.

Obtain an abstract of the judgment and record the abstract in each county the debtor has or may get property.

You can sue for breach of contract and, potentially, fraud.

More details would be necessary. Consult with experienced attorneys in the state where this occurred.

Research both the court records and your credit reports.

Yes you can. First get immediate medical attention. After that, Consult with experienced attorneys in the state where this occurred.

Yes. There are many cases of these types. Of course each case has to be studied by an attorney to determine viability. Consult with...