The terms of a new lease can be diffrent from the old lease. So, a landlord can increase/decrease the security deposit, but that doesnt change the...

Sure you can sell the home without selling the land... are they moving it? Are you leasing them the land? Seems like you might want sone specific...

A general practice or contract attny seems appropriate.

Sure you can sue them for not upholding the terms of their agreement... but odds are it costs you way more to do so than you could recover.

Then you havent been evicted. When a landlord files a forceable detainer action (eviction) with the court, the defedant (tenant) is provided...

If they have failed to honor the original agreement then you likely have a solid claim for getting your deposit back and maybe damages since they...

That seems a tough call... you could put it in a trust with a life estate gifted to someone and then allow a sale where you give them a portion. In...

Not sure. Likely it depends on how the estate was probated, but you can always sue to seek them and see what the court decides

I am not sure what you mean when you say "filed for child support"... If this was done by filing as case with the court all you need to do is...

No, not at all. If the contractor is liable, then he is liable. The cancelation of the agreement only gives further cause to bring an action for...