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How old was Junior at the time?

Did you report this incident to Child Protective Services at the time? Please clarify "Family Service Worker? Whom does she work for? What is her job at the school? What kind of school is this ...public? private? How old was your child at the time?

Tell your parent(s) to pay a visit to the Superintendent of the Dade County Schools.

https://www.legis.iowa.gov/docs/ACO/CourtRulesChapter/04-28-2017.32.pdf

I'm curious. Are you the person that the property owner does not want in the home?

Just leave it....it's fine.

This site is for United States legal matters.

How many dates did you have with this person? When did this happen?

I highly suggest you consult with a Criminal Defense Attorney in your area and do not discuss this with anyone but them. Do not discuss with the DA without an attorney present. State Bar New Mexico And when I say "anyone" I do mean ANYONE...Even your parents.

Submit a claim to your insurance company.

Here is a link to the Florida Bar Association. Call the bar and ask for several referrals for Estate Planning Attorneys.

Please clarify why someone suggested a quitclaim. Signing a quitclaim is not a good idea without first consulting an attorney that is hired by YOU with your interests in mind. You should consult with a local Estate Planning Attorney.

There is nothing YOU can do. Your Mother can consult with an attorney to protect her interests. No one can "force" your Mother to sign anything. If her stepchildren approach her with a POA she should tell them "no". If she is not competent to handle her affairs, including setting boundaries...

IMO, the OP was fully at fault. They drove off before being told the attendant was done.

How long has it been?

I was just curious...there is a member on another site with a very similar user name, who is also in Florida. :)

Did you post about this company on another site?

My advice still stands...take everything you have to an attorney. They will advise you on your options/rights. Home - State Bar of South Dakota Tenant Rights, Laws, and Protections: South Dakota

I looked over the pictures...I don't know that I would call it "uninhabitable" but it is a real dump. I wouldn't live there. If I were you I would have an attorney specializing in LL/Tenant law review the pic's, lease and any communications you have between you and the LL. See what he advises.

Do you have pictures/video of the apartment (dated) from the day you were supposed to move in?