The problem is this: If we say it was (or wasn't) proper, what good does that do you? We don't know any of the important details.

These are questions the defendants should be only discussing with their lawyer. Certainly not on an open Internet site.

It is going to cost way more than $900 to sue them, with absolutely no guarantee you will win.

If you are living abroad, the answer depends on the laws of wherever you live. Here in the US, the answer is yes.

Absolutely not. Completely inappropriate................

You didn't seem to understand the terms of your restraining order. They explained it. You should be thanking them. Entirely appropriate IMO.

Same thing happened to me. It is legal unless you have a lease. When it happened to me I negotiated a lower rate and signed a year long lease.

There is no such thing as a verbal contract to purchase real estate. There was no contract.

If it is an Indian casino, you have to sue in Tribal courts, which are not customer friendly.

Her? She? Who? we have no idea what you are asking. Sorry.