You admit committing at least two crimes - drugs and soliciting prostitution - and want a court to help you enforce them? Really?

I don't know what an eviction due to domestic violence means. Were they the perpetrator or victim? If perpetrator, were they criminally charged?...

I don't see anything in your posting to base a lawsuit on. Further, if you can't afford basic utilities, how do you expect to pay an attorney,...

Consider reviewing everything with a local real estate lawyer - you may well have a case. You likely could sue in small claims court or an...

Unless you qualify for low-income legal assistance, yes, of course you have to pay for your own attorney (who else would?). However...

Depending upon the exact details, you may be able to sue the landlord in court seeking a Judge's Order that the landlord repair things or face...

At this stage, you need information more than anything else. A local Title company should be able to tell you who's name is on the Title to the...

It all depends upon the exact facts - how big the dog; how aggressive it was; whether a reasonable person would have been fearful of a dog attack;...

This is a highly fact-specific situation that no one on a general Q&A forum online can tell you with any certainty. You need to review the issue...

A landlord may file or refile eviction proceedings as often or as soon as they wish. The new filing, of course, must still fully comply with all...