Legal Question in Civil Litigation in California

how to assemble answer with exhibit A, which contains a police report, FTC affidavit, my requests to the three credit bureaus asking them to investigate, and the letters the opposing attorneys sent to me. I was the victim of identity theft and notified the lawyers suing me. I went to a paralegal office and they helped me fill out the forms. They said exhibit A contains the papers I mention above. Do I have a separate sheet on top of these papers with the title "Exhibit A"?

I can't afford an attorney. I'm on social security. I contacted a lawyer with a Website that helps people like myself and he said they'll never sue me--because of the identity theft--but they are, so I'm cross suing for the amount of the complaint which is $6200 for the stress they have caused me. Before I went to the paralegal, this attorney said he'd help me on a contingency, because while it's not a million-dollar suit, there would be money enough for him to take my case. He kept telling me to wait and see what the plaintiff would do. So I waited and when the deadline approached I called him and he said to email him the information and then wouldn't return my calls. So I went to the paralegal and need to file this by Monday, Tuesday the latest. According to the paralegal, these papers are called exhibit A--so how do I submit them?

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