I had tenants who had not paid in seven months and we had been to court twice before and the judge said, "they said they are trying."

And, you need to cure your liability (you cannot use a city easement without obtaining a Grant of Easement from the city - a legal document to be filed with the Clerk of Court).You've done everything you can to mitigate the damage to your home and I applaud you for it.

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If they don't than I would gather as much evidence that point to them, bill them, and if you go to court you have your evidence.

The finding can be quashed if the U&O is clean and the municipality doesn't support the inspector's finding, but that might require some court action.

Both allege they were his common-law spouse.I am imagining this playing out like a live Jerry Springer episode, with probate court as the stage and legal claims as the punches.

No negative action however ridiculous was not stifled, instead it was declared the system need conform to facilitate there whims however ridiculous. 

No excuses other than court cancelling of the eviction (we have encountered that once).  

Chicago is a tenant friendly city and it takes months of court dates to get them officially evicted.

Gray area interpretation up to individual courts which have rendered seemingly contradictory decisions.