It is impossible to tell your rights from the facts you have given. It sounds like you and your landlord had an agreed settlement to the case. It...

Your concerns are all very valid. Unfortunately the law does not allow us to"predict" crime and take action to prevent it. For the most part we are...

It depends on the current workload. Probably no more than a week. They do have to give at least 24 hrs notice before executing a writ of possession.

The fact that an eviction was filed is already on your record, now ideally you want a favorable outcome too.

It would depend on exactly what all the paperwork says and without reviewing them it is impossible to say.

Speak directly with an attny... non of this sounds legit. They are trying to bully you into leaving voluntarily.

In general you are always bound by any terms in your agreement. If the other side has breached the agreement you may be freed from your obligations...

Both responses are correct... eviction with a bond for immediate possession is likely the fastest route, but it is possible a valid protective...

I dont think allowing your ID to expire would be a breach sufficient to evict for.

If there is an open warrant for you then you could be detained.