Yes you get your money back if the attorney did not complete the work for which the attorney was paid.

No. A client has a nearly absolute right to fire his or her attorney, with only some minor limitations in certain criminal cases.

The former attorney cannot settle your case. Make sure the attorney has been officially removed as your attorney and all parties legally notified.

There are appellate rules of court that should be studied. Also, the local library may have books on the procedures, rules and laws.

Yes it does happen but it is very rare. People often claim this to have occurred but I have never had a case where it turned out true.

Report to the head of that government agency.

Yes if they continued with a lawsuit when they were paid the lawyer and or creditor might be able to be sued. Consult with experienced Debt...

Put your request in writing to and ask for a status and expected time for disbursal.

You should consult with a family law specialist in your state.

Search for a certified specialist legal malpractice in your area.