Ask your lawyer, in writing, what needs to be done to finish the case and distribute your funds. Ask that all undisputed amounts be provided to you...

Consider filing in small claims court.

There are no legal consequences (this is based on California and Nevada law, your state may be different).

There are many ways to search and find employment. One way is to obtain a court order for you to submit to an oral examination under oath. ...

Not likely. There are usual imunities for governmental agencies doing this, and a requirement for damages. Concentrate on getting it filed.

You may need to sue the body shop in small claims court. Also consider contacting and filing a complaint with the governmental agency that...

An attorney cannot charge for that time. Many attorneys think that they can but it is not appropriate.

Once there is a change of department, the case stays in the new department, but you would have to check for your specific court.

Each court has their methods to request continuances. Look on the Court's website. The Court may have an advisor that is available for people...

Yes, it is fraud and yes there should be a refund. Look into your State's Bar's fee dispute services or small-claims court.