I can understand people that fear speaking out against it or defending others, especially, when their careers and livelihoods can be threatened.

Check with your real estate attorney- they'll have a solid lease that they'll provide you that they will be ready to defend in court, if necessary.

I can also personally verify that in 2007, the Finance Minister of Greece...damn, he always sounded like he knew what he was talking about when it came to high finance.

He subsequently spent 2.5 years in court and paid tens of thousands in legal fees to his lawyer to defend himself.

I even made copies for the judge and for the defendants.

The claim(s) could be totally without merit, but you'll have to pay a few thousand $$$ in court to defend yourself and prove otherwise.  

A Quit Claim Deed from the Widow would give Anthony Vargas all of the widows interest in the property (if any) and provide him a title defendable against any future claims by her. 

I was not named in the lawsuit / final judgement as a defendant.

My question is, DO i need to have both tenants need to be named defendants on the eviction, or can only one?

But, some replies were being very condescending about his lack of empathy....yada, yada, yada...so, I defended the OP since I can relate with him and his perspective.Anyway, it was none of the stuff in the rules, and my reply had 8 votes before the the thread was removed, so, I wanted to go back an revisit my post to remind me of what exactly I had said, and see what else had been added to the thread, and then I got that boiler plate notice, that I took personally.