If there is an eviction proceeding pending there should be an open record in the local court system. Maybe call the courthouse and ask about that. Other than that I can't help you but I am sure you cannot be evicted without some sort of civil proceeding.
Also some people have been avoiding foreclosure by demanding to see the documents.
http://www.therealestatebloggers.com...duce-the-note/
One of the tactics that you can use to fight your foreclosure is to force the lender to produce the note. What this means is that in the foreclosure proceedings, the lender or their representative has to procure the often hard to find Mortgagedocdocument.
Since the lenders have sold the note and parceled it off to many lenders, finding the original documentation is nearly impossible. Without the original mortgage document the proof of the debt is impossible to prove.
This can allow a judge to throw out to the foreclosure proceedings and buy the homeowner more time to pay back their debt.
So if you are fighting foreclosure, make sure that you ask the lender to produce the note. It may stop the foreclosure in it’s tracks.
During the real estate frenzy of the past decade, mortgages were sold and resold, bundled into securities and peddled to investors. In many cases, the original note signed by the homeowner was lost, stored away in a distant warehouse or destroyed.
Persuading a judge to compel production of hard-to-find or nonexistent documents can, at the very least, delay foreclosure, buying the homeowner some time and turning up the pressure on the lender to renegotiate the mortgage. chicagotribune.com.