Yo get such records, a subpoena and possible motion would be required.

Yes you could have one lawyer for both but they are two different areas of law.

That is a potential but likely difficult case. Consult with experienced attorneys. As to the will questions, contact probate/estate planning...

Yes. Consult with experienced criminal defense attorneys.

This could be a basis for overturning a verdict. Good legal research is needed.

To get the best answer Consult with experienced attorneys in your state on your specific facts.

Yes the amount can be increased. The timing issues vary greatly.

You will need to separately sue or look into fee arbitration.

Yes there is a potential case. Consult with experienced attorneys. Use the Avvo search tool to find an attorney....

You can file complaints to the prosecutor’s office and the State Bar.