Yes they can ban you from their property. You are not a tenant and have no right to be there.

Rather than seeking random information off the internet, you need to meet with an Elder Care/Medicaid Planning attorney and get specific advice for...

This isn't a legal question. Ask your insurance agent about who can be covered.

Just because you fell doesn't mean that they are responsible. If you can't show why you fell and why it was their fault you have no claim.

If you already have a court date then an eviction has already been filed against you and there is nothing you can do.

If you haven't paid the rent in full and on time she has the right to evict you. The conditions of the property have no effecr on that. You can...

Did you have anything in writing with your mother? You need to consult with a Real Estate attorney to go over what happened here and what you can...

Part of the "processing" you go through upon getting ready to be released is a warrant check. Once one jail gets ready to release you and they see...

This is one of the reasons why you need a lawyer to represent you. You are making a big mistake by trying to do this yourself.

The short answer is yes, he can evict you. You need to contact Legal Aid ASAP and get a lawyer working for you.