If you have the State Bar intervene, the attorney can, and may be required to withdraw. Additionally, there may be nothing the Bar can do. ...

It is not proper or legal unless you signed something allowing it.

If the attorney no Longer represents you, you can ask for the entire file.

Do a demand to the creditor and notify the levying agency.

Contact attorneys who are handling the case against them.

Consider suing him in small claims court.

This is a complicated, unusual set of facts for which you need a qualified attorney to review.

You should. But see a custody specialist attorney in your area.

Yes. A 50% reduction from a lien could be an excellent success by your attorney.

Yes he can but consult with a divorce specialist in your area.