Yes. But contact the contractors license board and hire an attorney asap.

You should send another debt verification demand.

If the owner was also found liable for the debt you can pursue the owner’s assets with wage garnishments, bank levies, property liens and other...

Find out in what court the judgment on which the garnishment is based and examine the file.

You would be responsible for the work done though with the quality, a reasonable amount could be small

Best advice is to hire a top, skilled criminal defense attorney.

Yes. He can speak to other attorneys even though he has an attorney and such conversations are confidential.

It depends on what the fee agreement states. If a lawsuit is filed they need your signature or to file a motion to withdraw.

If the facility has an online portal, send the facility and doctor a message with your questions. Otherwise put it in a fax or letter.

There does need need to be any written or agreed to rules that someone is responsible if they cause damage. But, the HOA would have to prove...