Yes it is allowed the stay on public property. Once they have a judgment, they can place a lien.

Simply contact the court and tell him what you want to do.

Yes I understand the question correctly, all Bar Association do a background check before providing a license to practice.

Unless she informed you you were being charged, you should not have to pay.

It is not a conflict. He could be argued to be negligent.

As to attorneys, try General Practice. Thank you.

For anything they might do you can file a claim of exemption.

Not by law, only if the company has their own policy.

Filing the lawsuit stopped the statute of limitations.

Consult with an attorney to see if the judgement can be set-aside or if the judgment was not renewed in time correctly. Other options are to...