Yes. An issue may be that any compensation may not be sufficient to warrant a claim. Consult with experienced malpractice attorneys.

It depends on your goals. If your goal is monetary compensation, the harm caused might lead to to small an amount so that a lawsuit would not...

Yes you can sue your co-borrower for breach of the agreement to pay.

But your demand in writing and serve it in the creditor. Note, this may spur them to file a lawsuit.

It is not fraud. But you may be able to get your judgment deemed non-dischargeable. Look into the bankruptcy filings required.

If they win the summary judgment so they get a monetary judgment, they will need to domesticate the judgment into Florida before being able to do a...

No Take photos of what they are doing. Save their messages and threats. And, Consult with experienced debt collection defense attorneys.

It may be malpractice but it appears you need to get to competent medical specialists to analyze, diagnose, and treat you, as well as consulting...

A medical doctor expert would need to evaluate if the failure was below the standard of care. Consult with experienced malpractice attorneys. ...

While there may be malpractice, the harm caused may not lead to a recovery warranting a case. Consult with experienced malpractice attorneys.