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Watch the webinar on discharging debt http://solutionsempowerment.org/webinar-10-ways-to-discharge-debt/ I dealt with a similar problem and I had to go through the contract and see if there were any terms the other side did not meet. Once I identified them I was able to ask the lawyer who was threatening me some relevant questions and after the second letter and questions I asked him he backed off. The woman I was contracted to then took me to small claims court so I prepared an affidavit with exhibits outlining everything I had done for her and how she had not completed some clauses in the contract. I sent her and the court the affidavit after which she backed off and dropped the case. I had very little knowledge when I completed this and a wonderful couple of men from the Common Law community helped me through. Here’s a link to his (Alex) youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8wKn2rVczVtReWGOspAiTg You can find his contact details under one of his videos. Here’s some more webinars that might help http://solutionsempowerment.org/webinar-settle-any-outstanding-matter-with-an-adversary-at-a-round-table-meeting/ and http://solutionsempowerment.org/webinar-dramatically-improve-your-settlement-success-rates-by-knowing-how-to-hold-your-position/