I'm a project manager for a heavy civil construction company and I used to frame houses in my teens.

If you do not, then the LLC is a sham and your assets would be exposed potentially by the litigant piercing the corporate veil.  

After obtaining my law degree from the University of Missouri, Columbia, I bought a house with my wife and started work in civil defense litigation in downtown St.

No civil or criminal liability shall be imposed upon a landlord for challenging a tenant’s claim of protected status.

However, I am a litigator and therefore have experience with judgments and the like.

I work for a litigation law firm, and based on my experience, when an LLC gets sued, the individual is also named a defendant 100% of the time. 

Hi all, hoping to get more insights on this to help out a friend. So my friend helped somebody get an apartment by putting himself on the lease (super duper mistake!!), and that person who actualy lived there stopped ...

they are basement tenants. and they have not paid rent in 3 months and have many people living there who should not be. but i tried the civilized approach as you mentioned and they don't seam to care. but if the power is shut off in 2 months, due to lack of payment, then they will have to move out, and i wont get into legal trouble, i don't think, as long is i do not physically request it to be turned off?

He has been sued in small claims court by two of us, and a camp he was working for has sued him in civil court. 

And what is the most convenient, it won’t cost the banks a dime compare to the civil law suits since this process will be implemented by the Feds for free as a part of the Mortgage Fraud Program."