If you could provide more details, that would assist in getting the best answer.

Many court records are available online if you search the courts website for their register of action.

Get the information on the garnishment from your employer then search the court records to see what this is regarding. Also look into filing a...

You might be able to file a motion to set aside the judgment. Otherwise, consult with a bankruptcy attorney.

You may have to sue. If you follow the proper procedure, you may be entitled to attorney fees and damages.

If judgment was obtained within the statute of limitations, they can continue to garnish. You can try to negotiate a settlement or consider...

QDRO require proper handling. To determine malpractice consult a legal malpractice specialist (outside of your county may be necessary)

What is your question? Confer with another criminal attorney to see if different counsel is needed.

You can report it to the State Bar and the can make the determinations.

You will probably have to fight for any refund. Ask for a bill within 30 days.