In your contract, you mention that the limo will be stored at Lindsay's house when not in use.After each time he used the limo, Charlie would park the limo in the driveway at Lindsay's house. It just so happens Lindsay lives in a community that is a "gated community" that has special rules that do not permit vehicles being left on the driveway overnight (all owners must park their vehicles in the garage or in the back yard where they cannot be seen from the street).As a result Lindsay was fined $100 each time Charlie used the limo and left it in the driveway. Lindsay's fines from her "Home Owners Association" have now reached $10,000 (Charlie used the limo 100 times during the course of the year-always returning it at night, when Lindsay would move it in the morning),The parties had been splitting operating expenses, but Charlie believes this is a personal expense Lindsay is responsible for paying.Lindsay believes Charlie is responsible for not following the HOA rules, and thus Lindsay sues Charlie for $10,000.

How to protect Charlie?