If you left, or abandoned the property, you most likely violated the terms of the lease and they can charge you for each month's rent.

possibly yes, but best to consult first with a landlord/tenant attorney to go over all the facts.

Mr. Blake is correct. You must probate in order to sell the assets of the deceased.

Ms. Boyd is correct. An attorney will be able to assist you in settling the matter in a manner that you can afford.

you can prepare a Deed now that will leave the house to your son upon your death. Seek out an attorney for assistance with this document.

call a landlord/tenant attorney to discuss your situation and what can be done to ensure payment of your late fees.

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I agree with Mr. O'Brien. Your LL is not entitled to a reletting fee!

Yes. You can absolutely bring all of this up at the eviction hearing but be sure to have all your paperwork in order to show the Judge.

if you were never a named tenant, but were living in the dwelling, and the eviction named the leaseholder and all other occupants, then you are...

probably best to contact an attorney who does post-judgment collection work. There are ways to secure monies from a judgment debtor but they are...