You should open two separate accounts (one for each tenant), or you should use an attorney (or realtor) who will hold it in escrow. The crucial...

If I moved out of an apartment owing my landlord but shorty afterI paid him in Full. Am I still entitled to my security deposit

Your rent and your security deposit are not related. If the tenancy ended, you need to get your deposit back.

I got a Eviction Process notice from Court stating I havnt paid my rent though I paid on time

Without seeing what happened we can't be sure. They may have made an error. Or, you may have paid your rent late and been evicted for that...

Yes, this is a discrimination issue. If they provide uniforms and require you to wear them, then they must provide you ones which fit reasonably...

If a judge already addressed a tenants issue, can the tenant bring that issue back up before another judge in the same court

It depends on what "addressed a tenants issue" means. If it was a single claim which has been resolved then no; you only get "one bite at the...

Can a Landlord add a condition of the premises statement (paragraph) in the actual lease? (for the security deposit)

I'm not sure what you are trying to ask, so I'll give you some general advice: People who don't know what they are doing, should not take a...

Should a rental agreement bear "signed under pains & penalty of perjury"? can I include a condition of premises statement on it

What is it that you are attesting to in the rental agreement? It's a contract, not a factual attestation.

I have warrants for my arrest. 3 to be exact. 2 are for driving with a suspended license.

Hire a local criminal attorney to help you resolve the warrants. It is unlikely that you'll end up in jail though it is possible. An attorney is...

Unauthorized online transaction using my debit card: what should I do?

The "what should I do?" question depends on the outcome you want. You can accept responsibility for the debits. Your friend may never pay you...

That is an issue of local building codes, not state law. Call your local building department and speak to them.