It is either a scam or they are trying to con you into paying an uncollectible debt.

You can sue the other co-signer. In these facts it is not clear that your wife would be responsible for the damage.

Yes. Or file for fee arbitration. While reporting to the Bar is many situations is not helpful, this situation it may help. Put your specific...

Consult with other attorneys to take over the case.

It may be time to hire another attorney. Consult with and hire another attorney before firing your current attorney.

It depends on the facts of your particular case. Consult with experienced legal malpractice specialist attorneys in the state where this occurred.

It is not a conflict of interest. But if the attorney you did work for becomes a witness in the case that could have some effect.

You can respond with general information and then seek a protective order and sealing for confidential information.

It appears there is theft. Report this to the police and sue the thief.

Once a contract is breached for a missed payment, contracts usually provide that the full amount is due. But If they provided you title...