Thats nice, but it's the State that presses charges. You'd have to talk to the prosecuting attorney.

Renting to you is a landlord's decision. The decision to rent to you has nothing to do with the court system; nobody in government anywhere can...

This is why you have insurance. Report the matter to your insurance company and let them handle the matter.

You need to hire an attorney asap. Nobody online knows what your covenants say or your HOA declarations (do you mean the condo association?)

Stop in your tracks right this second and hire an attorney. Your mom needs to her own attorney to address the issues of adding you her deed (a...

An LLC has to have a legitimate business purpose. You can form an LLC with your daughter as she is over the age of 18.

You have to READ the agreement. Nobody except you and your attorney knows what's in your agreement. (If he paid costs on your behalf, you owe him...

Can't be answered without reading the terms of the guaranty. I recommend you take the guaranty to a local attorney.

Assuming your landlord gave you sufficient notice, consistent with your lease and Louisiana law, and can terminate your lease, you have no rights....

No. The Eighth Amendment prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment applies only to government action. An employer is not government.