You would evict them the same way you would a normal tenant in this situation.

This would be tricky and depend on all the details and what evidence you have of this agreement. I think it unlikely a court would force everyone...

This depends on how the original lease is worded... some leases automatically renew if niether party objects, but some become monthly tenancies....

You are always able to negotiate with the LL to resolve the issue, but you would need to do so before the hearing. Most LL when evicting expect to...

It is your money and you can legally access it, but because it is a tax favored savings device there are penalties for doing so outside of the rules.

Probably not... You would have been aware of all of this at the time of rental. Most package delivery services allow you to give delivery...

Does your roomate still pay rent? If not you may have reasonable cause to believe she has abandoned the place and her property, if so you could...

This question gets asked alot... Your situation is difficult... a landlord is required to be concerned for things that can effect the "ordinary"...

I would advise you to speak directly with a tenants attny. In general there are required actions a tenant must take in order for the LL to make...

Just on the face of it... if they are not honoring the agreement and you have taken any/all steps required by the agreement o repair the situation,...