If someone wants to bring a frivolous law suit it's going to  require a little more work, an attorney is going to want a sizable retainer fee.

The only folks in those industries who we have retained long term strategic relations with are those who take that unskilled labor and overlay tech on top.

Depending on how many restrictions and what restrictions you put in the new deed (if any) it may decrease the value of the new lot BUT... it may not especially if those restrictions are congruent with the types of properties in the area AND doing so will then ensure that whoever puchases the lot next door to your existing investment property won't be able to build something that will decrease your property value, in fact if you do it properly the restrictions should help INCREASE your property value on the lot you retain. -- So really, yes any value you loose on the split, you should make up for in ensuring that the property next door (whenever it is built) is not run-down and of a certain caliber. 

Install one around he retaining wall (surrounding the wall out pit) draining to the street, but I'm not sure who is the right person to call for this.

So I'm considering retaining an attorney to create a Wyoming Irrevocable Trust to protect some of my assets.My rental properties are mortgaged so I can't put them in there, but I want to put money in an account in the trust.How do I avoid having the attorney's steal the money?

And while retaining visual appeal both internally and externally. 

Common fees will include a set-up fee, leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

We are building a retaining wall and going to underpin the foundation with concrete piers.

This is often done by jerks who don't like retaining walls next to their property.I take it the thing's a sapling, right?

Retaining walls could be constructed forlong term property upgrade."