There is no WE in this equation. YOU are not the defendant and have no issue with the lawyer you can pursue. SHE was found legally incompetent by...

No way to tell from the lack of facts provided. Generally you will need to sue where the home office of the company is.

This all depends on the terms of the lease. You will need to retain a lawyer to review it and then decide where to go from there.

The issue will be if there is a dispute as to your surrendering possession. They will likely at a minimum gouge you for the expense of a locksmith...

None of what you described is a reason to stop depositions in aid of execution if you have a judgment against you.

Obviously, the answer is yes. The issue now is whether the person that towed the vehicle is liable to you under Fla. Stat. 715 or if an apartment...

Possibly, as she may claim she is a "subletter" to you or entitled to stay as a resident, given the length of time she resided there, where you are...

This is a classic example of where you may need to sue the landlord for "wrongful eviction" and as one of the issues force their hand to cooperate...

This depends on the terms of the lease and who actually did what to cause the AC unit to fail, the age and condition of the unit etc. If you...

Depends on the county as to whom they authorize to serve process. It often varies from county to county. That said, this is not a DIY project for...