Sorry to hear about your dad. As to your query, I agree with my colleague; only the personal representative of the estate has the legal power to...

Fairly likely. But NO ONE here on line is going to advise you to "just move out." There's obviously more to this story, as YOU MOVED IN (google:...

I agree. There's not enough facts to answer. Generally, a tenant in an apartment has NO RIGHT to such information unless the LEASE or statutory law...

Your facts are not clear. Do you have a CURRENT LEASE with the landlord? gsg

I agree; pay the increase, or move. The reality is, it appears she did not give proper 'notice' for the increases. However, you are merely a...

I believe this is a duplicate post; it's not likely he can make her "liable," but he can get her OUT. See my previous answer. gsg

Typically, a summary eviction is merely to recover POSSESSION of the leased premises; and if that is the case, he would be suing to get both of...

Yes, the lawyer who you retain to represent you (or should have, already). The IRS has the right to decide whether redemption is appropriate...

No way to tell what happened without reviewing the pleading file, sorry. I can say you should have retained counsel, as you are NOT a lawyer....

Yes, of course, a notary can be sured, ANYONE can be sued. As for your friend, she might want to consult a good local litigator. YOU should stay...