I feel the ruling itself plants a sead of a more freelance approach in the business because it curtailed some major influence by NARs.

Anyone local want to confirm if work is slowing down at the plant site?

(in the Northern hemisphere anyway)Now, if your wanting it for certain plants etc... then .. you may just be out of luck! 

My father was in the service too and planted his roots in South Florida as you are doing now when he transitioned out of military life.

Or the local power plant can’t/wont take more power.

And don't get me started on how Community property states vs non community property states have mucked up the whole LLC entity issue.But for purposes of entity ownership and identification of actual tax payer (which was @Michael Plante's question) I don't think there's going to be any state nuance that will differ. 

Plant a seed in their head about all the things that might go wrong if the husband is buying the house, with his wife as the tenant, while they are going through a messy divorce, and a protection agreement prevents him from being near her. 

The Intel plant alone is projected to bring in additional 35,000 people and there is already a housing shortage. 

The builder admitted they provided inaccurate information, and they proactively helped the home buyers affected by this issue to get exceptions allowing us to build a fence and plant shrubs on top of and beyond the easement line (but we still can't plant tress). hence, they refused to reimburse us furthermore. 

Branches or roots of trees, bushes, or plants on neighboring property.A landowner has the right to demand that the branches or roots of a neighbor's trees, bushes, or plants, that extend over or into his property be trimmed at the expense of the neighbor.A landowner does not have this right if the roots or branches do not interfere with the enjoyment of his property.Acts 1977, No. 514, §1.https://law.justia.com/codes/louisiana/2022/civil-code/artic...Also see here:  Dealing With Neighbors And Trees