Yup, you have not provided enough information for anyone to respond.

As others have pointed out... evicting a spouse is virtually impossible in most cases. It doesnt sound like you live in the home. If you did it...

File for eviction and take him to court... the longer you wait the more you will lose.

I would first try to get something in writing from one or more of the owners saying you are allowed to be on the property and then I would ignore...

They can not change the terms of your agreement during a lease period.

Depending on the suit you either have to provide a writen answer to the court or answer in person to the court at a scheduled hearing. Improper...

Hard to say for sure. In general if they provided you with a lease (offer) and you signed it (acceptance) then the agreement was made reguardless...

Could you sue them? Sure you can sue anyone for almost anything... but what are your damages? You could just tell the owner to remove it or you...

Wow, they mist be doing alot of meth for it to make that kind of issue. Meth is illegal... call the police and report the drug use every time...

It is difficult to understand what you are asking... If the do not take you to court, they can not evict you. Not sure what the rent payment...