As for his defense that it was "taser confusion," consider a few facts and expert opinions:- The judge who ordered bail set it at $3M because he said that Mehserle didn't claim taser confusion when he was first interrogated and changed his story to taser confusion only after talking to his lawyer;- Many in law enforcement who have seen the video claim there was no reasonable excuse for Mehserle releasing his hold on Grant in order to tase him.

If neither, you next step is to get a lawyer and begin an eviction.

I'm no lawyer, so no legal advice, but I would be nervous of the liability of having someone's belongings in my home or their having a key to my property before their lease began.

Would a title company be able to build one or does anyone have a copy I could have a lawyer dictate specifically to me?

A group that pays a lawyer to keep the forms up to date and consistent with the state regulations.There also can be a publisher that does the same and is not associated with a specific organization.

So legal advice from someone who is not a lawyer.1.

"Also anyone could sue you for any alleged reason and a good lawyer could file a motion for " order of examination" of your assets and you would have a tough choice to make.

The tenant has kept the place in great shape except some melted siding from a grill ($100-$300 repair)The tenant is a law graduate student and works at a firm, said all the lawyers at her firm said she has every right to move out and not pay rent.She also wants her full security deposit back as well.Should I just let her go and cut my losses, or should I deduct her security deposit and sue her for rent?

We had no one and never got a lawyer on our side first.

Should I lawyer up?