My landlord took me to court because he wants me to move, so there was a judgement entered that i moved in 45 days and i signed

If you signed an agreed order that was entered as a judgment then your case is over and you will have to follow the agreement you signed.

How long does it take to evict once t he sheriff is called

Once you order the eviction it takes the Sheriff on average 2 months. It takes less time in the summer and more time in the winter.

What is the next step after 5 day notice for nonpayment? When can I take possession? What about utilities in tenant's name?

If the tenant has already moved then there is no point in taking the tenant into eviction court. If the tenant owes you money then you can file a...

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Can my landlord evict me for unintentionally omitting something on my application?

A landlord can evict a tenant if the tenant omitted information from the lease however it may depend on how material the information is. It might...

HHow long legally can a tenant be without a refrigerator ?

There is no deadline but two weeks is too long. Maybe you should find a better landlord.

Can I I file a lawsuit against a landlord who knowingly allowed me to move into a property that was facing foreclosure? ?

You do not have a claim against the landlord based on your stated facts.

Can I post a 30 day notice to vacate in the residence if friend who refuses to move out is currently out of town?

It is always best practice to personally serve a termination notice. Posting a notice on the property is only appropriate when no one is in actual...

Can my landlord take action against me for something that my attorney failed to do?

You hired an attorney to act on your behalf. You are bound by the actions and statements your attorney makes. If you have a problem with this...

The Appellate Court does not "finalize orders" so that term in your question has no meaning. When the foreclosure judgment was entered that was a...

Will an amendment to a contract through text message hold up in court

The technical legal term you refer to is "modification of contract". Any contract can be modified by the parties, including such a modification as...