Yes you can probably sue, or your son can. You may or may not be entitled to a full or partial refund, depending on other facts.

While the firm does not have to continue the representation, You should have been advised if it was likely the representation could not be...

If you have a malicious prosecution case, yes you may be able to sue the paralegal and landlord. It would be risky to not include the landlord.

Interview and hire a new attorney. You may not be due a refund but if you want something the lawyer disagrees with, it may be your option.

Attorneys are reported to the Bar. The advisor to the court or their agency.

There are several factors, but probably where it occurred.

You will not have a warrant for missing the case. If you do not appear on a property served order to appear then there could be a warrant. Look...

A motion to set aside the judgement. Look into rule of civil procedure 60.

You would have to sue him for what he owes, and possible other damages for your harm on his breach of contract.

You can challenge the debt but they are not required to accept a payment plan until there is a court judgment and then it might be possible to get...