Is there a time limit to do a writ of mandate or prohibition when the Appellate division gives an order that denies your rights?
Yes. There are always time limits.
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Yes. There are always time limits.
You can fight the eviction and counter-sue.
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An estate planning attorney would be the correct lawyer.
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It might involve you. Not likely and you cannot avoid it.
First, see a doctor. You may have a case if there was no basis for their actions.