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It isn't over until the fat lady sings.

I don't think that the eviction was finalized wrongly. It served as an order to allow the LL to repossess the unit and dispose of anything left behind. If you think he got the eviction finalized improperly, you can file a motion to vacate the judgment. See the resources in the following...

If you want to discuss your legal issue please start your own threat. If you just want a lawyer, google is your friend and so is the CA Bar for referrals. Thread locked.

Federal legalization with a pre-emption so states can no longer criminalize it will reduce drug crime and provide tax revenue.

If you added the landlord (owner) as a defendant you had to serve the summons and complaint on the landlord personally, separate from the management company. Did you do that.

I would start by contacting the NJ Division of Workers Compensation and see what kind of assistance you can get. I suspect that whatever that Sedgwick is, they may be breaking the law.

Of course it CAN be done. It WAS done. Apparently legally if it was OK with the DMV. It might have been that your mother had a moment of lucidity where she decided to give the car to your brother. And 5 years later is way too late to do anything about it.

A resolution depends on who has the leverage. Is the LL desperate for a tenant? Is the prospective tenant desperate for the rental?

You haven't specified whether you have checked the county property records to see of the ownership has changed. If it hasn't, check the probate court records to see if the estate has been probated. If the son is not the actual owner, a lawyer letter isn't likely to change things.

I commented on that in post 7

Look at it this way. If those job searched had yielded a nice job you would have been $27K ahead of the game. Nope. Income is income. You pay income tax on the severance. Oh, which reminds me, check you withholding to make sure you have enough withheld to cover income taxes. If you are going...

Remind them that you can potentially win 3x and off to settle for 2x. Cash in hand at signing of the form. Don't sign first and expect them to pay after. They are obviously crooks. LOL.

What do you mean by "trying"? Has he filed a petition with the court? Why? What does he think is wrong with you? Move out. Get a job. Support yourself. Don't do drugs. Don't commit crimes. Don't hang around with low lifes.

You haven't been denied benefits, only delayed. $60k per year = $1154 per week. $27k divided by $1154 = 23.4 weeks. Looks like you will have to wait 23 weeks to collect unemployment benefits. Hopefully enough time to find another job.

It's still closely related to the originally topic and having the history in one place makes it a lot easier on us to review and advise. Name them and I may be able to suggest alternatives. Would your sister ignore money? A partition action is going to be costly. The home is likely to be...

Yep, one more thing for the OP to look up.

That doesn't make sense. What was the date that the sibling was served? What was the date that the default was entered? Clerks don't enter defaults, judges do, and the do it upon motion by the petitioner. On what grounds did the default occur and what did it say? What date? What date...

Reading that, I'm reminded of the Keystone Kops.

If the deed is in both their names as joint tenants or joint owners with right of survivorship then she became the owner at the moment of his death. If you have the deed in front of you, quote the ownership exactly as written. If you don't have the deed there, don't rely on memory, get a copy...