File a small claims case and provide evidence showing that they are responsible or failed to provide what they agreed to in the sale.

Feel free to sue them and try to show that they were responsible for any (or some of your damages), im not seeing it from your post. If you can...

Unless you can somehow produce her will the probate process is supposed ask for/allow for one... if one is not presented they dont "dig around"...

When a life estate is granted there are still property rights left and those can be passed to others of her choice. Her estste would encompass any...

You neighbors landlord does not owe you any legal duty and is not involved in your "dispute" so other then it being "interesting" to them I dont...

Im gonna go out on a limb here and say NO. No one but you are responsible for the choices you make or any "emotional distress" you experience in...

This is not a jobs post board. You will need to directly contact potential attnys to see if they believe you have a case and are interested in it.

Super.... do you have some question or legal issue/concern?.........................................

There is not enough information here to tell you anything other than..."situation caused overdraft, rent stress, and work issues" is not going to...

Maybe (not enough relevant info), but even if you prevailed your damages would be almost nothing.....