They can sue and get a judgment. They may or may not pursue you where you now live.

You do not indicate any facts showing a violation. Look into filing a claim of exemption and or bankruptcy.

It appears it is not legal. The agreement and facts need to be reviewed by an experienced attorney.

This is probably a violation Consult with experienced debt collection defense/FDCPA attorneys in the state where this occurred.

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You may have a lawsuit for fraud. Consult with experienced consumer protection attorneys in the state where this occurred.

Put your demand to the attorney, levy officer and employer in writing.

Generally, in California, a malpractice case must be filed within 1 year of the malpractice or of discovery but no later than three years. See...

Statute of limitations rules are strict and are often complex. Therefore, a review by a local malpractice attorney is warranted.

While there are issues to be determined, you should Consult with experienced malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred.