Not sure what you are trying to accomplish. You will need to retain a family lawyer to address these issues and go from there.

There is more to this than related. Unless you called the police and an arrest was made, its not likely such a case goes very far.

Sorry, but you don't get to tell the victim of your family members theft how they must deal with it. If you expect to escape liability by blaming a...

No. Once the case is settled it is usually settled. You will have to ask your old lawyer separately about anything else.

Not likely. She will likely need to sue the other owner for nuisance and possibly the LL for breach of contract depending on the lease terms.

Can you? Sure. Should you? This is an issue for your treating psychiatrist to address first and foremost, so I would plan on having a written...

Yes. There is no statute that mandates lease terms in commercial leases.

"extreme circumstance" is not defense to eviction for non-payment of rent nor is status as a disabled vet. She is facing eviction if payment is not...

This depends on the terms and conditions of the lease.

If you are making such arguments in court you are already behind the 8 ball. The real issue is whether you are in compliance or not.