After allowing the unit to set without it running, I hooked my suction gauge back up to find a good resting pressure. During my last service I figured the high liquid line temperature was associated with the dirty and bent fins of the condenser coil. The was proven to be incorrect. With the good resting pressure, I can confirm that the evaporator coil is restricted causing a low suction pressure and high head pressure. The high liquid line temperature tells me that the liquid pressure is extremely high. I am not able to hook my liquid line hose up because the schrader is damaged and spews refrigerant out heavily. I can confirm that adding refrigerant will not temporarily fix the issue. The system will need to be replaced due to it being out of warranty and being R410a refrigerant.