Really not much... you are being held to your agreement and thats not wrong. You can still try to convince the landlord to release you, but that...

Hard to say without knowing all the details but generally no... the agreement is the agreement.

If she has/had and agreement the landlord can not change it until it has ended.

You will have to give him notice you are ending the tenancy and then evict him

The landlord could not get a writ of posession without having first filed for eviction. An eviction filing would have given you notice of the...

If they do not want to do something voluntarily then you can try to get the courts to force them by lawsuit.

Negotiate with who you owe the judgement to in order to resolve it and get them to file it with the court so it is in the record.

Are you stupid... this is clearly BS and easy to check. It is clearly a scam.

You have already asked this question and recieved 3+ responses. If you dont like the answers pay an attny you think will tell you something else,...

Yes, you can most cerainly try to sue then. Your success will be based on all the facts provided.