I am unsure of what type or types of actions I need to take, or what type of attorney
Sounds like you'll have to sue your landlord.
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Sounds like you'll have to sue your landlord.
Yes, usually you have 7 days after the hearing to get current.
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Please see my other answer to same question.
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