I would hire an attorney to get involved. They don't have the right to keep your property.

I would sue them fast. If they file bankruptcy you are out of luck. The quicker you can sue them the more likely you will recover.

That is a bad situation. Sadly it will likely cost you more to hire an attorney than it will cost to pay the debt. I would work out a payment...

No, it is still binding technically but you have some defenses. I would hire an attorney soon. I am guessing you can fight it and win.

Make sure your landlord gets paid. Then take your roommate to small claims court. If you do not pay your landlord, you have much bigger problems.

You should contact an attorney with a copy of the trust. There is just not enough information to answer your question without a review of the trust.

Call the police. If they won't do anything, hire an attorney.

Yes. I would start by contesting through ebay.

If you had an agreement and you have made all payments, they should not have sued you. I would either hire an attorney to file an answer or file...

Totally depends on your lease agreement. I would consult an attorney immediately so they can review the terms of your agreement.