Can an action be made for mandatory relief based on an attorney's affidavit of fault?

In a personal injury action brought by a former wife against her ex-partner in a civil action, in addition to a similar action against the husband in a separate action, can the court order return to husband in the civil action? (California, United States of America)

Does section 473, subd. 473 of the California Code of Civil Procedure require reasonable legal fees when relief is granted based on an attorney's affidavit of fault? (California, United States of America)

Can a defendant recover attorney fees from a plaintiff who voluntarily dismissed the declaratory relief cause of action along with the request for injunctive relief? (California, United States of America)

Can a client obtain mandatory relief if the attorney acknowledges fault? (California, United States of America)

Is a client's attorney required to repay all moneys laid out by the attorney to the attorney before the client can make a claim against the attorney? (California, United States of America)

What is mandatory relief under section 473, subdivision (b) of the Attorney Fault Act? (California, United States of America)

Does the statute of limitation in a personal injury action against an attorney extend beyond the date of action against the attorney? (California, United States of America)

Can the Attorney General or any district or city attorney bring a civil action for equitable or injunctive relief? (California, United States of America)

Can a plaintiff bring a declaratory relief action for personal injury relief after the statute of limitations has expired? (California, United States of America)

Can an attorney who is sued for malpractice by a former client cross-complain for equitable indemnity against a successor attorney who has been hired to extricate the client from the condition created by the predecessor attorney? (California, United States of America)