Tenants are alleging that the home is still uninhabitable and dangerous to their children and want to pursue me for lodging and maybe property damage.

I spoke w/ them last night and discovered that they have 2 adults and 3 children (ages 8, 4, and 1) and 2 dogs living in a 2bd 1 ba.... their existing lease didn't specify the dog breed... but she answered honestly and told me that one was an American Stafford pit bull (terrier)... i.e. it's not a dangerous dog, but comes from the pit bull blood line and insurance companies still ban it, so I told her this would be a problem.  

Tenants are not children and must be held responsible for their negligence.

Revocable living trusts can play a nice role if you own a small business and want the transition to go smoothly when you pass away (e.g. a family business where the parents want certain children to take over the business).

The lease also says, "The premises shall be used solely as a residence for 1 adult and no children".

High earner should generally invest 85% in the safe market and 15% of the aggressive market ( start-ups).3) If you have rentals and are such a high earner, you can hire your children so that they don't have to pay taxes on some of your income ( limited to standard deduction) or pay them more than the standard deduction and they still pay fewer taxes.4) You can time the disposition of the rental property right so that when you have very high income in a year, you can dispose the rental property and use all the suspended passive loss that you were not allowed to take because of your high earnings in the prior year ( this loss can be substantial)5) if you plan it right, you can convert some of the personal purchases to rental expenses ( lawn mowers, Ipads, laptops you get it)6) some of the vacation travel might be planned right to make it a business trip and get tax deductions.There are much more.. ..

Heirs that have yet to be determined by a court of law.Assuming, her six children are her only legal heirs, each owns a undivided 1/6 interest.  

He has what some call "full sleeves;" on his left arm, he has a silhouette of his two children and other family memorabilia, and on his right arm he has, among other things, an American flag and a rifle, which he got to portray his love of this country.

. - In my experience power will be shut off but will be resumed without payment in circumstances involving families/children, elderly, people with medical conditions, outdoor temp influences, etc.

Two beautiful children were removed from their care and sent to live with their dads.