Your credit report may disclose the information on the judgment. You can then check the court records. Look into a motion to set aside the...

The attorney may retain the information but if the attorney used the information it would be both a crime and ethics violation.

No. At it is very suspicious that you would be asked.

Look at the court form for a memorandum of costs.

They may have taken it off calendar. You may have to review the case file to determine.

More facts are needed to fully analyze the situation. Consult with experienced debt collection defense attorneys.

You may have many defenses, claims, or ways in which to show they cannot prove their claim. Consult with experienced debt collection defense...

It is a violation of law, probably both malpractice and other torts.

The address on the complaint is where the complaint is served, in addition to filing with the court.

Yes you can. The person causing the damage has primary liability.