I am not sure if the court will call them BS as long as the corporation hold its meeting and file corp requirements, while the judge can call it, you can also fight for it, a discussion that is reserved for another day.

I am in a predicament where my tenants are not paying because the father got hurt at work and the company is fighting his claim.

I am not aware of it being confidential unless you have agreed to those terms....maybe a pm can chime in...But a clever person may be able to get your name and contact info through an assessor database or other public source ..As to your question, I find tenants that leave owing you money tend to have just the opposite reaction (more flight than fight)..

I suspect that the pipe was in an area with poor insulation and froze from the outside temperature.I think that this just happened, and she should fight the liability.

It's in an area I am fighting to improve.   

Business tenants might fight back on that, putting them out of business. 

Either return the check or bid on the job and use the $1,000 and deposit for he work to be rendered.If that still doesn't work, you can go to state board and electrician's union or lobby to fight.

Then life takes a dump on you, I became a widow and had to fight to get my son back from the parents in a different state.

I just finished a year long fight with them last month where they went back to collect taxes from ten years ago from a retired couple that had no idea that the trade show they attended one time and sold a few items at meant that they had earned income in the state and required a tax return.  

Husband of the owner, who is not on title and has never had an interest in the property other than living there, is fighting the 2 daughters for control of the property.