And as Chris posted, there is no guarantee that the IRS was served notice properly unless you can see that in the court dockets.

You could likely find this on a the city or county web site or go to the court house and speak with the appropriate clerk.

We have not responded, but found it interesting the need to threaten us with court when we're still within our legal time-period.

Checking your regional Court Records is always the best way to go, because they do not lie.

Obviously, this adds to the cost of each eviction since I cannot simply file at the court myself.

Would a court find in your favor?

As of now, Passons says that Smith has recourse to appeal to the Superior Court and is evaluating that option.http://mashable.com/2015/08/12/san-diego-airbnb-fine/?

Note that there's also the concept of a series LLC which gives you one parent LLC and multiple children; from what I know the protection of the children being segregated individually vs collectively has not been tested in court however?

At most, a foreign attorney could apply these questions to their particular jurisdiction, but that is by no means good guidance for your particular case.Generally speaking, from a Virginia perspective and not from any other state's perspective, the plan you propose would generally protect you from a great deal of unwanted attention from the Courts.

@Ben Wengerunless they both agree, along with you then this is a court (civil) issues.