Once a judgment is entered in a lawsuit your wages can be garnished. Look into a claim of exemption or bankruptcy.

As to the letter, nothing. Judgments, if timely renewed, can last forever.

Once a judgement it is expired and payment cannot be forced.

Contact the Contractor's Licensing Board, they may be able to help.

This is a problem without a good solution. The attorney must review what the opposing party says. Try discussing this with your attorney if...

It depends on what actions the person took. Is what the person did a legal wrong, a tort of some type?

To investigate and or fight this you can contact the agency that licenses gun dealers.

It would be very rare an attorney would not be allowed to withdraw. You can try a motion for reconsideration or other proper action. You should...

There may be a lawsuit. Consult with an experienced medical malpractice attorney in your state.

Just because it does not work, does not mean there is a defect or malpractice. You need to find out why it did not work.