The judge issue may not be a problem but if your attorney's failure to notify you of a court date you needed to be at caused you to lose the case,...

Is this your attorney or opposing attorney. If you could provide more details on Avvo, that would assist in getting the best answer.

Not the money itself, but you can execute on the debtor's ownership of the company.

While challenging service is possible, it is not generally worthwhile. Consult with an experienced litigation attorney.

You may be able to hire an attorney with little money. Look for an attorney who handles Fair Debt Collections Practices Act cases. please

There are many tools and techniques, but debtor's examinations are very useful.

You need an experienced attorney to review the documents and factual timeline.

Yes. Put together your proof. Show them and demand removal. If the fail to do so, see a consumer rights attorney.

There are court procedures to get an order declaring there ia no lien.

Contact a Consumer Rights attorney who knows Fair Debt Collection law.