I am writing this for a friend of mine that has been dealt a true injustice. She is 60 yrs old, has been driven to unemployment by the real estate market and now just before finally finding a new job has had her car repossessed by her previous employer, a franchise owner with Re max. This was done through a judgment that he the owner got in small claims court without her knowledge. If she had the opportunity to defend herself, he would be the one with a judgment in her favor.
This is complicated, but here goes. While employed by a particular broker at this franchise, she was asked to do some illegal task in a real estate closing. When she refused, he became angered and started sending slanderous letters. She collected all of e-mails and reported this to the franchise owner with no evade. The broker cut off her client gathering computer program without her knowledge. She was finally forced to quit. She told the franchise owner that if he would drop her phony "office rental charges that she had accrued during this period, that she would drop any lawsuit attempts.
Three years later, she finds a letter in the mail that states that the franchise owner has won a judgment for non-payment of the phony rent. She was never notified of a court date or served any subpoena for this action. If she had been notified, she could have presented this information and counter sued for lot more money.
She was notified by a person, that pretended to be a judgment moderator, as she pretended to be. While negotiating, the moderator, had her car impounded and held ransom for a payment. Upon calling the moderator, she

admitted to being his lawyer. She said at that point , "I didn't tell them to do that". If this is legal, then the justice system has really sunk out of site.
What type of lawyer does she need to get her car back and carry out a case against the lawyer that pretended to be a "moderator" and this franchise owner which she has about 200 pages of evidence against?
A good friend,
Cowboy09