No. In fact they are violating the law.

It depends on what, exactly, the signed agreement states.

Get an attorney. You have a case.

This sounds like this dealership did something wrong. Consult with experienced attorneys in the state where this occurred.

Depending on the extent of your harm, you may have a case. Due to the nature of medical malpractice cases, the extent of your injuries may effect...

Medical malpractice cases have many requirements and many laws and facts protect doctors and their insurance companies. Therefore, even valid...

Based on these facts, alone, there is no legal or ethical requirement, though it may still be malpractice depending on further facts.

No. The Bar determines who handles complaints. Your rights are by the appeal process.

Look at the court file and consider a motion to set aside the judgment.

Where the debt was incurred or what is stated in the contract. But the laws as to garnishment applies to the state of the employment.