Sounds like you will need to sue them in small claims court to resolve the issue (if it is in your favor)... or pay what they are asking.

I disagree. If you pay rent to her then you are a sub tenant and her right of poaession is superior to yours and this will allow her to seek...

It is not clear in this situation that you would be entitled to the return of your deposit. You had a legally binding lease and you decided to walk...

There are attnys that take select cases pro bono but you have not indicated what your case is (could maybe guess). I suggest contacting some form...

Yes you can sue them, although it is unclear what your agreement was. No it is extremely unlikely you will find anyone to take a case like this on...

There is no process to expunge civil filing on your record.............................................

No ot does not... when you moved away your residency changed, now you have to re establish it.........

No... Telling someone that you will take them to court is not a threat in the legal sense... they have the right to do so.

If these files are on yoyr owrk computer you likely have no right to them as they belong to your employer. The longer yoy delay in notifying them...

Since you havent given info here nessesary for advice I can only assume that you intend to directly contact an attny for advice.