I am guessing that this is about a child custody matter. What you need is another psychiatrist's report that contradicts him.

You cannot discharge your rent without being in breach of your lease and being evicted.

No. Legal proceedings are considered protected speech. You won and that is the end of it.

Yes, send that email. Then get a lawyer to sue.

You would be better off if you saw an attorney in your county who does both divorce and bankruptcy. Both issues require more information to give...

In all probability, the Deed was a life estate deed with full powers. But if you do not want guessing, you will have to show it to a lawyer.

If you co-signed the Lease, you are going to be liable. A lawyer would just cost you more money. If you can find your co-tenant, you can sue her.

The buyer needs an attorney immediately.

You name her as Plaintiff by you under PoA.

You probably have no leverage to get them to change what they are doing. The loan repayment is determined by the specific terms of the Agreement....