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Um ... I don't need some work, actually I could use a clone to do my work for me while I bask in the sun. But that's not the question you really want answered.
Take some screen shots of the site, and of the view source. Use FireFox for the source screen shots. That's still easy enough to manipulate, but in court, photos themselves aren't evidence - which is why film vs digital is a non issue - it's the person who took the photo attesting that it's an accurate representation of what they witnessed.
How often does your site get crawled? Google's cache is a sort of internet way-back machine.
What state do you live in, and is the designer n the same jurisdiction? Many states don't allow lawyers in small claims court. That's a good thing for you, but you need to do some studying up on the specific laws that apply.
What does your contract say about timing and whatnot? By the way, Washington's attorney general was on the radio talking about how it's pretty common for contractors to do half the work before vanishing. Apparently most people are less likely to complain ... don't change horses midstream, and all that.
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