How do we go about filing a complaint in terms of the 14th Amendment, deprivation of property without due process? Cir of Fed?

If you did not raise the issue then you likely waved it. You cannot raise new issues in the new lawsuit or appeal just because you failed to raise...

Can the hospital be charged with negligence if its over the Statue of limitation

No that's why statute of limitations exist. So someone doesn't have to wait around 20, 30, 50 years to be sued.

Signed rental lease with one company then 2 weeks after I signed find out it had been sold to a new owner.

Yes you signed a binding contract that was assigned to new landlord. You can pay off the rest of the lease and move, take an eviction, or live...

What can I do to give myself more time?

You can wait and force either old or new owner to evict you since that letter really wasn't a proper 15 day notice to terminate a month to month...

Can I move out Dec 31 with no liability or do I have to wait until Jan 1, give notice and move out on the 15th?

Tell landlord right away or else it automatically rolls into month to month; 7 days before now is a bit improper. Hopefully your lease doesn't...

Why would landlord sue a closed company that has no assets to collect on a judgement?

As stated because that's landlord's right to hunt for assets and fraudulent transfers. Also, there may be some chance landlord could pierce the...

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You should try to negotiate something with the landlord before doing anything as they are going to surely sue you for the rest the money under the...

Fail to cure .So what do i do next? How do i evict? Is there anymore actions to take? How do i file with the court?

After the 7th day you have a lawyer file an eviction case against both of them. Do not attempt this yourself, especially with a non-traditional...

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Can Defendant sell or refinance property to avoid paying judgment?

Not enough information to answer. If there is a lien on the property Defendant can refinance and pay the judgment; refinancing does not allow one...

Am I able to appeal to any district court or ny own within? How does that work.

You appeal to your district (DCA) as that is the only court with jurisdiction over the lower court in that district an the resulting order being...