In continuation & in paragraph format, how would you rewrite this essay section to flow well: Next, the attorney might advise the tenant to consider collecting evidence to support her case, such as photographs of the scratch, to demonstrate the extent of the damage. Suppose she feels confident that the scratch is minor and falls within normal wear and tear bounds. In that case, she might address her concerns to the landlord in writing, explaining why the deduction from her security deposit seems unjust. Supporting this claim with evidence or precedents can strengthen her case. (However, in many cases, like my own, the landlord conducts an inspection "walk-through" after you have moved out. By then, you could already be out of that state and unable to refute or gain evidence of the contrary). Therefore, if a mutual understanding cannot be reached through direct communication, the tenant may seek mediation services as a first step, as they often provide a platform to resolve such disputes amicably. Should these efforts not succeed, it could be advisable for the tenant to continue utilizing my attorney or any legal professional who specializes in landlord-tenant law for further action. This would help evaluate the viability of pursuing the return of the deducted deposit through small claims court, where the tenant can seek a legal resolution