Each state has its own laws, for example, in California, there is no required wait time, unless the defendant obtains a court-ordered stay.

The limit applies to the principal amount, not costs, interest or attorney fees.

It sounds as if you were not yet served. You can file a response to the complaint before a default is entered. You should consult with a...

You have limited options at this point. You can try to work out a compromise, payment plan or consider bankruptcy.

Contact the Court for assistance. This may sound too simple but it is the first place to start.

Contact the State Bar, they may be able to assist or advise on who is handling the attorney’s estate.

Contact the Court and request it be put back on calendar.

Ask your lawyer to, first, request the attorney withdraw, and if fails to do so, file a motion. The location issue should be brought up to the...

It is up to the attorney’s discretion when, if and how to expose a lie.

Yes. It is not too late to request