Lawyer suing for wrongful death of son’s family, wrongful eviction

An American lawyer has filed a lawsuit for wrongful eviction of a home, saying the family was evicted from the house after a wrongful eviction.

The lawsuit says the property was illegally removed from the home after an eviction. 

The home was sold for $2.4 million in 2011 to an African American family for $1.2 million. 

It was then illegally taken out again, according to the lawsuit.

The family claims that they were evicted because they had been convicted of a crime and moved out due to the court’s decision to vacate.

The suit also says that the family did not request an eviction notice.

The lawsuit claims the house was illegally taken away by the city, which is in charge of the city’s housing services, when the city declared a housing emergency in December.

The city said the family’s home had been evicted for “substantial delinquent tax debt.”

The lawsuit claims they were living in an illegal residence.

The suit claims the city illegally entered the property without a court order, a violation of their constitutional right to be free from illegal search and seizure.