Yes. A lawsuit might be required. Check your court’s rules to see if small claims court may order specific performance or only money damages.

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Yes that is possible, subject to permission from the Judge.

No. But if the attorney is not competent to handle the case, a refund may be required. In any event if there is concern, discuss it with the...

The NDA would not prevent her from discussing this with an attorney or the authorities.

It is where the attorney discloses confidential or other information of the attorney’s client. An attorney may be disciplined for such violations.

I’m providing a loan, the lender can put on its own conditions. They can try a different lender for terms they want.

This is a battery. You may have a lawsuit, though your better recourse might be within the company.

Your first step would be a motion or an appeal to overturn what occurred. Contact attorneys who handle post-conviction relief.

Consult with a bankruptcy attorney immediately.