In MA its $5000 even if you are the parent, have no dispute with the other parent, and no complications like step-parents it is still a conservatorship. 

The more time you give a delinquent tenant the slower the resolution.

Here are just a few items you will see in the draft proposal of the ordinance and resolution:1) They will "require that we provide the city with a list of the names of all tenants in each unit"2) They will "require that the owner agrees to allow inspection of the interior and exterior of the unit at any reasonable time..." and they can even enter your property with something called "an administrative search warrant"...what the heck is an administrative search warrant?

I wouldn't suggest using paypal, as the tenant can dispute the payment and receive the money back very easily.

If a dispute about the services through a brokerage rises, either party (or both) can file complaints with their state regulators FREE of charge.

It sounds as though the individual is looking for someone known as a "commercial litigator", someone who handles business disputes; possibly between a contractor and owner, contractor and lessee, or contractor and subcontractor.

As to your short sale, in your other thread you said Freddie first came back with a value of like $325k, then after a value dispute agreed to $295k....so what is the Exact reason?  

You can find dispute letter templates online.

It is typically suggested that a former tenant begin the process by writing what is known as a "demand" letter, disputing the amount charged (or kept from their security deposit if that was the case) and either refusing to pay this or demanding a return of what they believe they are owed from the deposit.There is no need for Small Claims court at this point since you are not suing for a return of anything (unless, of course, you two paid the $1000 and wish to dispute doing this).  

If I don’t like the inspection and seller wishes to negotiate beyond what I want as resolution I’m within my right to terminate without negotiation so it feels like my attorney just wants to close the deal anyways despite my protests.