Yes you can sue. No, you can’t take the money from the defendant and then proceed to sue.

I suppose. Good luck with the case.

Hire an attorney to review everything in detail.

“A man who is his own lawyer has a fool for a client.” - Abraham Lincoln

I really discourage people from getting into these rip offs. What does your attorney say?

You’re not being formally accused of anything at the moment. You have no duty to affirmatively participate.

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