It also has black ink on white paper with one-inch margins (a requirement of our courts).

Let her know the ball is in her court you have done all you can do.

I’d have to check court records (maybe?)

@Jeff Mays Michal Jordon was arguable the best basketball player to step on a court and a world class athlete.

Reg. 1.280A-1(c)(2), practitioners should consider Morcos, where the court ruled that the taxpayer could not use the proposed regulation to treat the third floor of his home (which was rented on a long-term basis) as not part of his dwelling unit.

Plus in order to keep a security deposit you need to document everything in extreme detail and may still end up in court over it.

Some counties charge you 25+ dollars and provide you a report file,  not a csv, that is not search friendly and some say you have to come to the court house. 

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I just read this article about the Supreme Court allowing property rights cases to go direct to Federal court.

So, just because you add something to a contract and the other side signs does not mean it will work in court.