Your prayer places this whole battle squarely in God’s hands, and that is the only place where it will be resolved in a way that brings you lasting peace. You have asked the Lord to be your defender, and that is exactly what He promises to be for those who trust in Him. Over and over, the cry of the faithful has been that God is a refuge in the day of trouble, a defense against what is hidden and what is hostile. When you lay a situation before Him that you cannot handle, the weight begins to lift. The prayer that begins with distress often ends in quiet confidence, not because the circumstances have suddenly changed, but because you have been reminded whose strength carries the outcome. He has delivered in the past, and He will deliver again.
You also asked for wisdom, and that request pleases God more than any other you could make. True wisdom is not like the world’s shrewdness, which leads only to envy, strife, and confusion. The wisdom that comes from above is first pure, then peaceable. It does not fuel bitterness or repay subtle schemes with equal cunning. That is why the pursuit of wisdom keeps you from the snares of resentment, which is itself like the flattering trap described in the Proverbs, a path that looks justified in the moment but ends in bondage. In Jesus Christ are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge. When you seek wisdom, you are really seeking more of Him and His perspective on the very things that are now hidden from you. He will give you discernment to know what to say and when to remain silent. He will give you courage to stand for what is right without becoming like the opposition you face.
The hidden motives and injustices you have asked God to expose will be brought into the light according to His perfect timing. In the meantime, guard your heart. The length of days, the riches of honor, and all the paths of pleasantness are found in wisdom, and wisdom gives life to those who possess it. Money can be a defense in some situations, but wisdom excels because it gives life to the soul. So let the wisdom from above settle your heart in peace. It is in that peace that the fruit of righteousness is sown. Do not repay evil for evil. Overcome evil with good, and trust that God sees what no one else sees. He is not indifferent, and His delay should never be mistaken for approval of what is wrong. Committing your work to the Lord means leaving the outcome with Him, knowing that what He establishes no weapon can prosper against. Rest in that.