No. Modify in court with an attorney for yourself. You are likely to lose big, if you got it alone.

Get an attorney. Do not let him bully you. Modification should be in court only.

Failure to answer would be a grave mistake. Defend yourself showing that you were not there. You might even call the attorney to show you were...

He ruled that you do not have to produce. It may be good to consult an attorney to be more likely successful..

You can move. If there is a lease, follow the terms. If not, give 1 months notice.

Get an attorney. File for probate and have him/her do some discovery.

Also, call the lien holder and have them repossess the car.

The landlord is not a guarantor of your car's protection....unless it is happening to almost everyone and nothing is being done. This sounds like...

Sue all three. Decide where to file with your lawyer.

It may be cause to modify visitation to be supervised.