You are entitled to a written itemization of all damages within thirty days of move out, if you gave a forwarding address when you left. If you...

you will have to go through a formal eviction proceeding to get him out. Seek out a landlord/tenant attorney in your area for guidance and advice.

Unless you have some ownership right to the property, it is doubtful you have any say in what the owner of the property plans to do in the futre.

Unfortunately, your debt will follow you and you can be sued in the State of Texas for debts that you may owe.

yes, they can and frequently do. Most apartment complexes require you to park in the spot that has been designated for you.

you can but you will still owe for the the additional month as it appears your lease required a 60 day notice to vacate.

Unfortunately, if you are violating portions of the lease agreement, you can be evicted. Best to try to work things out with your landlord to...

you will have to formally evict her from the dwelling. Consult with a landlord/tenant attorney in your area for guidance.

As mentioned, this matter should be worked out in the divorce decree. Raise the issue with your divorce attorney and get this settled prior to the...

yes, unfortunately, if you don't pay your monthly rent in full on the day it is due, it is considered a breach of the lease and you can be evicted.