Could anybody share insight if it would be foolish to try and do an ejectment on your own without a lawyer?

Has anyone filed for ejectment for possession in Alabama with a tax certificate and added a monetary claim for curing city enforced citations? 

The options are: a) wait another year and get the tax deed, then proceed with ejectment; orb) file for ejectment now and take the risk that the owner redeems before you get the tax deed (you won't get back your legal fees)I'd like to know what other investors/experts think about this situation.

In theory, an ejectment would prove that the property was abandoned. 

I am looking for recommendations for an attorney to do an ejectment suit in the Macon County, AL area and Russell County, Alabama.

Hello I need a referral for an attorney who handles Ejectments in Bessemer, Al (Jefferson County.)

You will almost always have to file an ejectment lawsuit. 

There are a surprising number of quiet title lawsuits that sue for ejectment and quiet title, which automatically kills jurisdiction because you must have possession before you can quiet title in Alabama, by statute.

Let them know that if personal care products are found to clog the toilet, they will be billed.I had a neighbor with an ejection pump that had thousands in damage because her aupair did not understand this instruction.

From that time, if they do not respond you can move forward and file for a judgment and then file to have the judgement enforced by the sheriff and the occupant ejected.