Based on these facts, you may have a case against the lender. Consult with experienced civil litigation attorneys in the state where this occurred.

Generally, a failure to understand the terms of an agreement are not the basis to invalidate the agreement.

There are many resources available online. Also, your local law library can be helpful in providing resources.

It depends on what the contract provides. Note you will be responsible for the certain amounts, therefore, it is important that this be handled...

It is not likely. The debt may be noncollectable. Discuss your case with debt collection defense attorneys.

You do not have to answer the question. And the attorneys do not have to take on the case. Discrimination is not unlawful, it is only certain...

More information and a direct question is needed to assist you. Please re-post your question to get good information on your legal matter.

You may have a malpractice case. Failure to pay liens can be an area of malpractice, as well as the other issues you bring up. Consult with...

No it is not. Once they are your attorneys they must take all appropriate actions even if not paid, subject to terms of the written fee agreement.

You probably can but it would be wise to, now, consult with experienced legal malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred.