Do I need a lawyer? If so, what kind of lawyer? If not, what should I do?

I agree with my colleagues. You have a cause of action and should seek a local attorney to assist you with this one. Best of luck.

Quick question about Eviction and going to Court

If the landlord gets possession early, ask that they file a dismissal and remove the case from the docket. Keep in mind they do have to option to...

Can I withhold 1/2 of the security deposit?

I understand your frustration, but as a landlord, I err on the side of generosity. If she were to decide to sue, my time is worth much more than...

The legal term for squatter's rights is the doctrine of adverse possession. If the owner consented to your occupying the house, the possession is...

Quit Claim deed and Notary signature was recorded but signature page wasn't. What can be done if parties don't speak .

Where is the signature page? If it was inadvertently omitted, you can attach it and re-file the document. Alternatively a court can order the...

Is my landlord acting in bad faith by keeping our entire security deposit to make updates to the property after we left?

It will all boil down to evidence. You can sue in small claims court and you can ask for treble (triple) damages under the Deceptive trade...

Can a housing development’s stormwater runoff design allow your property to be flooded during thunder storms?

This should be investigated by city inspectors. Check with a local attorney - you may be able to sue for damages. Best of luck.

What are our rights after one of 2 tens exposed himself to me while I was walking my dog? There were no witnesses.

If you fear for your safety, you can attempt to get a restraining order against them. As the police for recommendations as well.

Landlord can file a police report, but only the police can decide whether or not to press charges. I doubt they will. Hopefully you took photos...

My husband has lived in our home for 20 years rent free can we claim adverse possession we have paid no property taxes

Consent is a defense to a claim of adverse possession. You won't win.