Probably yes but you will almost certainly need a lawyer and will probable have to pay thousands in arbitration costs.

It depends. Form objections and responsive evidence must be timely files and objections ruled on. Eg, hearsay. There are substantive objections...

Sue them for DTPA. That would have to be one fancy grill to justify paying a lawyer.

It can’t prevent them from filing it but it can create serious consequences for the LL. Be sure LL got notice and report the violation asap.

No states have statutes of limitations that long. This would have been apparent from their statements so they can’t claim it was tolled.

Don’t send it, publish it or identify any individual if you want to avoid the risk of being sued for defamation.

No you can register it to do business in Texas. Good luck.

Yes if you live in the house and otherwise qualify for the home sale exemption, don’t close until two years. https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc701

Heart infections and sepsis are a known risk of any type of dental work and the informed consent forms should include that. Consult a firm with an...

Sue him for breach of contract on the tax agreement or if you get a lawyer, possibly to rescind the whole contract. Consolation prize: wait til...