Yes. You likely need to immediately file a claim of exemption. You can find information on this on the courts’ websites.

You can negotiate a settlement one of the terms of which that you will pay in six months.

There is no conflict that would give you a defense or allow you not to pay.

The exemptions apply pre-death but not after death.

Yes. But you should immediately contact a consumer rights attorney.

Speak to a criminal defense attorney for possible post-trial motions. And speak to a criminal law appellate specialist.

Hire another attorney for the case, or to contact the other attorney on your behalf.

Contact your local bar association for legal aid and referral services. Some Courts have low-cost panels.

The step is bringing a lawsuit. Your employer needs to hire counsel.

Bringing the behavior to the court does nothing. Bring actions to the court. If she will not stipulate, bring a motion to the court. If her...