Look into a motion to set aside the judgment for failure to lawfully serve the lawsuit.

It depends on if the agreement included entry of judgment. If not, depending on the language you may need to file a motion to enter judgment or...

Yes you can garnish their wages once you sue, win, and get a judgment.

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Yes you can try to do so. It is at times difficult to get some attorneys to respond. Whatever agreement you make, get it in writing.

If fully suspended (not on probation or limited scope), no, the attorney may not practice law. If the attorney does so, he or she is violating the...

If you have text messages or emails where the attorney stated something was obtained by the settlement, and it was not, that could be the basis for...

Unless the dismiss the case, a judgment could be entered against you. Get their agreement in writing.

The deadline to sue is the applicable state’s statute of limitations for oral contracts from the time of the last payment.

If they can not find your account you may have a lawsuit against them. Consult with experienced debt collection defense or consumer protection...