eviction with counterclaims

[TheFormerTenAnt]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

I have civil eviction proceedings against me. I filed counter claims. numerous interlocutory orders were adverse to me. the final orders of both the case against me and the claims against them have been entered. I want to appeal the interlocutory orders but don't know the correct proceedures to follow. How do I get remedy after the final orders have been entered? Do I file all the interlocutory orders at the same time as I appeal the final orders? are they still interlocutory even after the final order or did they become final orders now that the cases are over?

 

[Searchertwin]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

I have civil eviction proceedings against me. I filed counter claims. numerous interlocutory orders were adverse to me. the final orders of both the case against me and the claims against them have been entered. I want to appeal the interlocutory orders but don't know the correct proceedures to follow. How do I get remedy after the final orders have been entered? Do I file all the interlocutory orders at the same time as I appeal the final orders? are they still interlocutory even after the final order or did they become final orders now that the cases are over?

If you are having all this trouble, maybe next time, you will re frame from getting evicted and do what you are suppose to do.

Seek a lawyer, sounds like you caused a lot of trouble for the LL.
I'm sure he's got himself covered.

 

[TheFormerTenAnt]

I did nothing wrong. The said I sent a harassing letter to a 17 year old girl. she sexually teased me the day before. I wrote a sexual poem and placed it outside her door. her grandmother found it and took it to the landlord complaining "she's only 17". its legal to have sex with girls at age 16. they CC: the eviction notice to a supportive housing councilor that I had prior to moving in there. The eviction notice stated I was evicted immediately when the state law requires 15 days notice. the supportive housing guy called him up and talked him into allowing my possession stay there for 30 days but I myself couldn't return to the property. I was staying somewhere else and before the 30 days was up he went to the magistrate and filed for eviction. he did not file the written authorization to represent the corp with the magistrate as required. he is not an officer of that corp just an employee. on the day of the hearing an attorney showed up (he happens to be an officer of that corp) but he filed no entry of appearance. the judge ruled in their favor and I appealed. he then filed a new complaint with the court of common pleas which locked in the corp and the law firm he works for for wrongful use of civil proceedings claim. they have been purjuring themselves on the motions even though I noticed and demanded they correct the documents, filed a motion for sanctions and allege fraud upon the court in my motions.