The Iowa landlord tenant act has all kinds of requirements about tenants rights that are beyond the scope of a simple question and answer forum...

Yes, a landlord can sue for breach of a lease on top of an eviction. The law in Iowa requires that eviction and lease breach are handled separately.

No, they didn't have to give you written notice, and no, the statute of limitations doesn't apply to their right to setoff.

It's impossible to know if your deal is enforceable without knowing the specific facts, but you can bind yourself to a deal by email, yes.

It's impossible to be certain, and this really isn't a legal question. That said, it bears the traditional hallmarks of a scam email. First,...

Chargebacks under a commission based compensation system are governed by the employer's policy or contract, so it depends on the terms of your...

Aiding and abetting violation of a no contact order would be the charge, and yes.

No to your first question. Yes to your second.

If the estate went into probate, there's a public record you can refer to in that probate proceeding and determine how the property was distributed.

First, you need to gather all your info so you can go retain an attorney. Then you'll likely need to open a probate proceeding.