Probably not. Look into filing a claim of exemption when they try to collect

There are many excellent guides online for many states on what steps to take and what to do. Some of the tools and techniques of judgment...

You will need to get an attorney in which the lawsuit is filed, to seek to get the case moved or dismissed.

If they are garnishing your wages, they have a judgment against you. You need to look at the court case file.

It depends on the terms of the fee agreement. Read the fee agreement and talk to the lawyer about what if they decide to prosecute.

You would have to go to the supervisor. It is unclear as exactly what the facts are to determine alternate courses of action,

An attorney is required to disclose information that is necessary for a client to make determination on their case.

You need to file a claim on his estate in probate. If there is no probate, contact the State Bar for assistance.

Yes you can fire your attorney, but, not, the judge is not required to continue the trial.

There is certainly a potential case. The problem is the laws that protect hospitals in their insurance companies prevent most cases of Malpractice...