The short answer is no. Imagine if one parent is enforcing rules and the other parent allows the kid to stay home and watch video games all day....

Yes they can. It is private property. They can refuse service to anyone. They don't need a reason, and don't have to show you the video.

Your post makes no sense as written. Please retype it and try posting it again so we can try to answer......

While he has to go through the proper eviction process, yes he can kick you out. .....................................................

You aren't go to like the answer, but this isn't forgery. If I tell you to sign my name, it isn't forgery. I can't understand what the difference...

If you ask your financial advisor to work pro bono (for free) we both know what the answer will be.........

This is a perfect example of not a DIY project. The only thing you take to court is the lawyer you hire to defend you.

I doubt you will find any lawyer or legal agency to represent you for free, but you can call Legal Aid in that part of Tennessee.

Make him a wooden heart. You are literally asking the cops to arrest him. Not a good idea.........................

A subpoena is not an invitation. It is a court order. Failing to obey a court order can lead to one getting in trouble.