They may have their own rules. ——-

Reach out directly to custody attorneys. Use the Avvo search tool to find an attorney. https://www.avvo.com/find-a-lawyer

Probably not. Consult with experienced employment attorneys in the state where this occurred.

Yes. But it still may not happen. Ignore the attitude. Just move forward with your case.

You may have a legal malpractice and dependent adult abuse case. All the facts must be examined by an experienced legal malpractice certified...

Sue her. Report her to the state bar for UPL. Also report her to the District Attorney for the Unauthorized Practice of Law.

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Yes you can. Look into small claims court.

Demand proof. Provide no information.

Maybe. Consult with experienced debt collection defense attorneys in the state where this occurred.

Defend the case but with the financial situation the debt might never have to be paid.