Probably not. You will need to sue the person that owes you money.

Yes you can. Note, You must respond in the legal way and on time with, for example a motion or an answer with affirmative defenses. Failure to...

Absolute scam or illegal collection actions. Whenever one is unsure if a scam or not, give no information, demand proof in writing (do not...

If there is a garnishment, they sued and got a judgment. Check the court records. Get an Attorney to handle this properly.

Check to confirm that the judgment has not expired. If not expired, file a motion demanding satisfaction of judgment.

Yes the state bar but no to a lawsuit. If you get a judgment against a person and that person’s attorney is holding money belonging to the person,...

You need a new attorney. Consult with and hire another attorney before firing your current attorney. Filing a complaint while being represented...

If there is a problem with fees it can be discussed in a reasonable way. The reasonableness of the fees is measured by the work not the result.

It is likely a breach of the standard of care. If your daughter was harmed, it may be a case. Otherwise reporting the conduct to the medical...

You can sue for breach of contract. A malpractice claim may be more difficult. Consider small claims court.