It can only be done with an agreement of the debtor. It must be done by proper written documents.

They might still be able to sue for the additional damages but would have to sue first.

You may be able to ask the court to issue an OSC sanctions including dismissal of the case.

Check the courts website for filing fees. Note, You may need to respond in the legal way and on time with, for example a motion or an answer...

Definitely, it may be fraud, and a violation of law, in addition to the damages for the violations.

Yes, interest at the legal rate can be added (check the state’s rules first time limitations as to how far back interest can be added from each...

Search online, for example “breach south carolina contract statute of limitations”

Look into fee dispute resolution by the state bar https://www.utahbar.org/accesstojustice/fee-dispute-resolution-program/

An attorney, where allowed by the fee agreement, may place a charging lien for fees. The notice required by attorneys for fees applies to lawsuits...

Only the patient must be advised of medical conditions, or the patient’s lawful proxy. And not everything must be disclosed. Additionally, it...