You could attempt to sue them for your damages under the idea that they failed to provide the minimum of what was promised/expected under the...

As he is likely considered a tenant... Give 30 day notice to end rental... Then after give 3 day notice to vacate for holdover Then file for...

Well in what capacity do you think you would sue them? Was your "trauma" somehow caused by them? Did thier negligence somehow contribute to this?...

You would need to evict them so a court can determine who has the right of possession.

Likely they are argueing that they had a hearing and you failed to attend. You would have had 5 calendar days after the hearing in order to appeal....

The process depends on why they are ending the agreement... If they just no longer want to rent they can give 30 days notice prior to the end of...

Likely you are at least legally a monthly tenant and should have been handled as such.... if you have not been there may be some legal recourse,...

If you are on the lease you are obligated legally and either the LL or the other tenant could seek to recover your share of the rent since you left...

You could sue to recover the items or value, but it is uncertain what the outcome would be since they were left after an eviction. It seems that...

Have you tried asking them? It seems crazy to think that someone else might know without some more information.