Our lawyer is filing a hearing for a non paid invoices, we…

You need to oppose their filing and state why you are not paying. You need to inform the Court of the defenses and take this to trial. It can go all the way to trial. You can settle at any point but that would be your choice. Worst case, the Court rules the fees are reasonable and they take a judgment against you.

Ok.

He would take a judgment. he could take a lien against real estate, garnish wages or levy bank accounts. Same as any creditor.

Yes. His lien would be secondary to theirs but yes. A judgment acts a a lien.

If the bank is currently foreclosing, the lien would be tardy.

Then no, the lien would not be applicable as it is already in litigation.

Ok. What's the question?

Any judgment acts as a lien. If you still own the property, it can be a lien.

You would need to pay for and request a phone call below. I am sorry for the confusion. An attorney can only call if the site authorizes it and tells them to.

Doesn't matter. It could still be a lien. He can try to attach to it.

Yes, he can.

New judgments will show up on title.

Did you have any other questions or concerns? Do you need any clarification on what we have discussed?

As best you can. You'd argue they took too much time or were padding the bill. You are correct, that is typically very had to prove.

Yes, the state bar association. They have an ethical grievance process.

https://www.floridabar.org/public/acap/

That's it. You file with the bar. You could sue them civilly but that's a whole other process.

My pleasure. Thank you very much. Take care now and be well.