Finding an original Will?
Maybe yes, maybe no. Too complicated an issue to try to pontificate on in this forum without any facts.
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Maybe yes, maybe no. Too complicated an issue to try to pontificate on in this forum without any facts.
It depends on several things. If you want to get to the bottom of this, I'd suggest you get your title and all facts concerning the prior owner's...
I wouldn't listen to the unsubstantiated pontificating of nonlawyers on this subject.
There are ways that could happen and ways it couldn't. We can't predict here based on no facts. Consult with an attorney personally.
No, it is not illegal. You ask far more questions than can be answered here without a consultation.
Hypothetically, yes. That you've asked this question shows that you are not familiar with the laws on citizen's arrest, and i wouldnt recommend it...
Iowa landlord tenant act at 562A and eviction chapter at 648 is the safest and surest way.
Sure. Probably not the most cost effective way to resolve this dispute, but you can do it.
Why is that? Who knows, but it sounds like you are paying for court costs and attorney's fees for your adversary.
Yes, you could be evicted for intentionally violating your lease.