I agree with my colleague Mr. Mallory's answer. The attorney you hire should also have Eminent Domain, Inverse Condemnation and Property Rights...

My colleagues are correct. You should find a way to amicably resolve it. If you cant, you may need to file a partition action.

A review of the easement itself and other easements, surveys and legal descriptions is necessary to give a fully formed answer to this question.

Lack of prosecution hearing by the court?

You should hire counsel to defend you in this suit, even for this hearing. This could be a serious matter and you should be represented and aware...

This question is hard to answer without a full review of the Court's order and the documents in the lawsuit.

This question cannot be answered without a review of your lease documents. Find a tenant lawyer and bring your lease to them to review.

Mr. Mallory is correct. You will need to review your survey and any easements that exist to determine if they are coming onto your property.

Any wiggle room?

You should consult with an attorney to review the contract for purchase, your condominium governing documents and other communications documents...

I own a house with husband and my dad my husband wants to sell my dad and I don’t want to sale?

Mr. Rosenblatt is correct. The answer depends on what the deed says. They could force a sale through a partition action. You may need to consult...

This answer to this question depends on facts that this question does not fully address. Consult with a local real estate attorney.