(e) Either party may prepare and use additional information to support its position during or subsequent to the meetings required by this section.This subsection is not intended to be enforced by civil or administrative action.

If you sign as a business not actually licensed to do business in your state, even if it seems like some harmless error, could open you up to serious civil liability and potentially criminal liability if you run into a prosecutor having a bad day.Consult an attorney in your state to determine whether to void the check and ask for a new one.

What you need is a litigator I assume and not necessarily a real estate attorney.

Note that it is a civil action, so check those dockets, not criminal.

I am a civil engineering in the Henry County area.

I was actually hoping someone had experienced a similar situation and could discuss the outcome, which would give me data to consider before approaching the Borrower with non-litigation solutions.

You have economic issues in foreign countries with currency, civil unrest,etc.If you did do it I would think it is a very small part of your overall portfolio.

I'll be attending USF for civil engineering in the spring.

The police can't help you, because it's a civil issue. 

The land trust and the LLC are the owner of the asset/real estate, so even in the scenario that potential litigants guess, they would guess wrong.