She has no case against you....but it will still cost you money to defend yourself in court if she does take action.  

Answer those questions for yourself and you will find your path.There is a saying that states that the defendant who acts as his own attorney is representing a fool (at least it goes something like that). 

Are you going to call up your CPA and say "hey I need you to defend the documents you prepared?"

I had a foreclosure I bought on the court steps that I ultimately sold back to the defendants son.inlaw.  

For a similar reason, honest and ethical agents/brokers are quick to defend their tattered reputation caused by non-law abiding or rule bending realtors. 

I'll include what I include on the application on the bottom of this post, keep in mind that I deal with low income tenants.Second is having a consistent, documented, defendable way of selecting the tenant from the applications.  

All depends on whether it is defended, and more so on how on top of it the bank attorneys are. 

So, with that stated, you formed your series LLC : in what state, do you operate solely in that state, if not where else, are you happy with the performance of the serie entity itself (I.E. the construct), Have you had to defend yourself using the construct, If you could do it again would you and how?

But probably defendable in that a shared ventilation system will create an issue for other tenants no matter how 'good' it is.If the only reason is they rented a 'pet free' place then no, absolutely there is no defense and you best let that service/ESA in.

The new bill introduced this year simply mandates that the District Clerk is to provide the Attorney General with notice of the deposit of excess proceeds only if the Attorney General or a state agency that is represented by the Attorney General is a defendant in rem in the tax lawsuit.