If she has had them for a long time and you did nothing about the situation found during regular inspections then you are likely out of luck since you did not give her any prior warnings.

So here is my situation. 

I have a situation that I hope you will be able to help me with. 

Since i don't need to rely on steady income as a student i feel my situation is a bit different.What are my options for learning as much as i can about the career while still attending University?

The exact nature of your legal situation will depend on many facts not known to me (us) at this time.

Yes, 10% on borrowed money but each situation would be review on an individual basis.. 

That said, not everyone is a good troubleshooter, that takes a certain logical mindset to take in all the aspects of the situation, filter it through your mental database, and come up with the answer.

Hopefully I was able to clearly convey the situation. 

What is the best way to protect myself in this situation. 

@Neddie Smith I was in a similar situation with a partner of mine (technically, my partner's pension fund) and we discussed this with a very experienced and competent attorney several times.