Unfortunately there are so many fraudsters online. You may have to sue the buyer.

Yes, you can go to court to enforce the agreement. If there was no legal case, you can sue her.

Go to your local law library and ask the librarians to direct you to proper resources.

Put your concerns to the store, in writing.

Have them obtain an extension. If that fails, submit a request to the plaintiff’s attorney, in writing, for an extension.

All indications are this is a scam. Whenever one is unsure, give no information, demand proof in writing (do not give your address or other...

It is not unusual but time can respectfully ask for details.

If you drop the case you could get sued or be responsible for costs. To avoid this offer to settle the case for mutual releases.

Mistakes do happen. But you do have a right to hire a new attorney. Consult with and hire another attorney before firing your current attorney.

Yes he is required to prepare for trial. If he fails to you MUGHT have a viable lawsuit against him. You can ask him to get a continuance for...