Also remember some states are non judicial and some are judicial so some are done by trustees and others by sheriff or court.

Does it usually take this long to get a court date?

Multi-units often have amenities that are not common in SFH like tennis courts, basketball court, picnic area, clubhouse, swimming pool, fitness center, etc.

First, is there a court order stipulating child support or a divorce agreement where that is stipulated?

The judge gave them money for payments from the time they signed the lease until the court date which was months later.

Some of you may have been fearless or fearful on your first attempt at buying through the court auction.i made a deposit and I am prepared to spend up to 30k ,and then pay off the past due delinquent taxes.

https://www.upcounsel.com/how-...That will likely take years to get through court and rack up 5 figures in legal fees.You could file a claim against the agent's E&O policy, but you will have to prove your numbers and damages. 

Evicting a tenant in court may be easy paper wise, but given the climate of the public with law enforcement I would imagine that a sheriff wouldn't be in such a rush to physically remove the tenant from your property.  

My loan broker told me to sue the seller and tie the property up in court, but I had already been through that where the court case cost $50k and took 5 years.

Looking at the court documents, I’ve found the HOA put a lien on the house, due to dues (say that fast a few times), and legal fees, etc.