So I have a dispute with a seller trying to hold on to my earnest money.

Additionally having an air tight contract will help you out, as long as it is approved by a lawyer that really knows real estate laws.Also, document everything and every encounter with the person, and never speak with them one on one, always have a witness or your lawyer present if things get ugly.There are some loopholes but only if your tenant does something pretty extreme, in most cases however they can play the system and live their rent free until the court date.Hope this helps,Andrew The advice in these situations always seems to be have your lawyer present, but for so many of these disputes that is often a prohibitive expense. 

For example, Texas has a law that prevents a member of an LLC from being named in a lawsuit by or against the LLC unless it is a dispute among the members.

Miller had a dispute over his expensive, business ad.

House values are based on school quality.These are my in educated observations so please dispute if they are wrong.

The offense should not be chargedif there was a genuine dispute between the parties asto the facts or law relating to the debt which wouldaffect the obligation of the accused to pay.

I would prefer to have this aspect handled by a 3rd party so there are no disputes if they stop paying and we have to foreclose.3.

The most important features of the S corporation include the following:limited liability for owners;pass-through of income to owners, avoiding double taxation;the business exists independent and separate from the owner/shareholders;complex administrative operation--more forms and filings required, more formal meetings and record keeping requirements imposed (bylaws, meeting minutes, written resolutions, etc.)

Ended up being a domestic dispute where an ex called friends to beatup her ex husband.

I will be contacting a lawyer when I need one and so far of the 2 dozen or so letters I have received none involved legal action beyond the normal Landlord tenant BS.I am only discussing normal landlord tenant issues and feel that lawyers that try to draw landlord tenant issues beyond the realm of the landlord tenant resolution framework are not doing their clients any justice.