Ours charges us court costs up front (about $500) and gets paid an additional $1,000 to $2,000 once the property is sold. 

I've read that you can find leads on local tax assesors websites, probate and inherited properties accessible to the public at probate court offices, or work with an agent who has access to expired listings from MLS.

Real estate investing and socialist countries dont go good together...lolI heard the other day they want to tax on rental income that was not received...looolOne of the many reasons I left...

Argue all you want, but this is real world.So, beyond state laws and local rules of court, you rad buying the influence that I local an attorney has with local judges and commissioners (even their staff).

I believe you are fortunate to have a fiancee who is in the military who can relate to your military( air force) background, your travels to various countries, your real estate experience with Sean as a mentor, and the foresight to join Bigger Pockets.Take advantage of resources Bigger Pockets has to offer such as: ebooks, blogs, forums, webinars, podcasts, keyword alerts, learn section, informative people in many fields of real estate, colleagues, and more.

Now you are dealing with multiple PM's, various tenant courts, etc. 

What can I do in the court which will be next week (Sep 24):a. what should I ask for?

My divorce became a reality in 2009 and I left the country for a year.  

Since 30% of Canada's GDP comes from exports (and more than a quarter of that is oil) any slowdown in purchasing from China plus any knock on effects from other countries tied to China could really put a dent in the Canadian economy (see http://www.worldstopexports.com/canadas-top-export... for the top 10 list).

They service clients across the country and US.Cheers