Is it legal to evict someone from thier home of they received eviction notice in May and you paid the rent they accepted it.

It's legal if you were served and defaulted. Consult with a local landlord tenant attorney.

Legal recourse for a criminal landlord. (apologies, truncated some words for character count). And how to not respond with bmail

Your legal resource would be to defend the case if sued and perhaps assert a counterclaim. Unfortunately it's expensive to hire an attorney....

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What are my rights as a tenant on appealing an eviction notice in the state of missouri? Also do I need an attorney to do so? I

It is not clear from your post whether a judgment has yet been entered or if the landlord even filed a lawsuit yet. From a legal standpoint an...

I am not familiar with class action suits and am wondering statistically what is the avg number of eligible participants

No one can give a good answer based on those minimal facts. For instance, if completion of a form will get a class member a $1 coupon the...

Can an application for small claims court Trial de novo be denied?

She would be wise to hire an attorney, but would be entitled to proceed pro se if she wishes.

Acting Pro Se, denied Motion to Continue?

Unfortunately, it's hard to have it both ways, I.e., represent yourself and get time off from work. If you can afford an attorney, hire one....

Countersuing for my deposit back

After your answer, write "Counterclaim" and then write your counterclaim. Google "answer and counterclaim" and you can probably find a sample.

How to enter "Satisfaction of Judgment?"

The creditor, not the debtor, generally filed a satisfaction. Contact plaintiff's counsel to request that it be filed. There are consequences to...

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My mother was forced by the conductor of the Amtrak to explain what her medical condition was in front of a room full of people

Other than writing a letter, not much. I doubt she'll want to pay potentially thousands to file a suit and I don't think her situation will appeal...

Where do I start first?

You can file a charge if sex-based discrimination with the EEOC or MCHR.