Depending on your agreement, it's either an eviction or an unlawful detainer. My advice is to speak with an attorney about the proper way to handle...

if the contract provided for payment of the deficiency, then yes, they can come after you for it.

You should speak with an attorney who knows both landlord-tenant law and trust law to get the most accurate answer. It largely depends on the trust...

I would need to read the orders and any police report to provide a full answer. However, if she is not following court orders to the detriment of...

Do not put anything more on this website, and go speak with an attorney. Bring the letter with you.

speak with your attorney about this matter. It appears to be pre-trial release, and the judge can put restrictions on you.

Set up a meeting with an attorney. If this landlord is trying to get an injunction against you, then that carries severe consequences. Bring all...

If the debt is owed to the Court, there are not many options. However, the worst thing to do is nothing. If nothing is paid, then the Clerks office...

It depends on the case. If the junior liens were named in the foreclosure case, then the liens may be extinguished, and you have a clear title....

Yes, get an attorney in the state you live in