Tell the landlord that you will be leaving at the end of the lease term. Then leave, as promised. (Be sure to clean the apartment and take...

If they are legit, they will sue you. And if they sue, you can settle. This does not appear to be anything you need to worry about.

Consider bankruptcy. But don't try doing it yourself. Find a qualified attorney. Most offer free consultations.

It sounds like you have lots of evidence: written records of bank transactions, text messages, phone logs, and a GF to testify. I've seen less.

Writs of possession do not materialize out of thin air. There must first be an eviction notice, then sheriff's service of the Landlord and Tenant...

I don't know whether you could get these via a simple request, but you can certainly obtain them in the course of civil litigation. If you are...

No, but they generally do. In fact, I find that it takes them time to gin up another foreclosure. Be aware, though, that each time they do this,...

Unless you have a "cash-for-keys" agreement, you don't need to do anything. Leave a turd floating in the toilet . . . or on the floor. That being...

What does your lease say about the storage unit? What did he say, orally, about your access to it? What written correspondence (including text...

Sorry to say this, but Ch7 is likely out of the question and a Ch13 might not do you any good. You need to have an earnest conversation with a...