Can I still do a bank levy and why was it disposed without being notified etc?

Your judgment is enforceable for ten years from entry. It earns simple interest at 10%. You can renew it indefinitely into the future. I think...

Motion to compel discovery

Assuming the discovery response was served by regular mail (i.e. that's the date of mailing and not the date of receipt) then you have 50 days from...

Can I address the court regarding this matter now or wait until the other party makes their next move?

Statutes of limitations are not always as clear as they seem. You should consult with a local attorney about your defenses. You may have...

What's the point of setting aside the default judgment if it's too late for me to set aside the default?

Depending on the details, setting aside a default judgment without being able to address a default may be moot. They may just get another default...

Can i sue even tho i have existing damages from before?

Yes, you can. The question regarding damages will be what was pre-existing and what was caused by the cable company. So you'll need to be able to...

No, you don't use a summons for this one. You file the petition to open the court file. Then you set the hearing date and file and serve the...

Can a Word Redlined option to replace this rule requirement of writing where the allegations are deleted and/or added?

The rule is the rule. You should follow it. That said, you could use a redlined copy to better illustrate where the changes are.

Request for inspection and/or production of documents

No, you do not need permission. Just don't make it redundant with what you have already done. You can also serve a request to supplement as to the...

Is there anything for me to do if I miss a deadline if I didn't know of a change of law that just came in effect?

If they won't agree then file your opposition and include a copy of your proposed new pleading. Opposing counsel probably won't be winning any...

What are my legal options, before signing this severance letter, to possibly sue for emotional distress or other lost wages?

I concur with Mr. Smith. I would add that there may be a fraud claim based on what you describe. But you should consult with an employment law...