Should I hire a lawyer, or take him to court by ourselves?

Was there probate or any type of court action?  

My lawyers recommended just trying to appease her instead of going through court. 

If you don't win the auction, you can return the money and only pay the accumulated interest.As for how do you pay the auction, that depends on if you are buying a property on the court house steps or via an online auction. 

Obviously the seller doesn't want to credit the buyer for rent they didn't collect and they have incurred courts costs in dealing with this tenant already.

Technically, they may have the right to take me to court over the missed date, but my hope is that the extensive documentation I have will put this to rest.

In NJ, for example, if an owner is trying to make a deal or workout with the bank or a third party, typically the court will grant an extension.

Eviction process started in April and yesterday he turned keys in at court.

I will have the opportunity to do a Quality Check 3 weeks before closing with an inspector to fix any issues that we find before close-Wanted a Warranty Deed instead of a Special Warranty Deed; Buyer added that into AOS-seller had a clause saying I couldn't sue them in open court; They didn't want to remove this and I really didnt care either way.Anyway I signed the contract.

I've been struggling to find the appropriate attorney to consult with about the regulations in place and was wondering if anyone knows of an attorney in the Windsor, ON area that might be able to give me advice.I am also hoping that someone can answer some of my questions here on the forums, such as:- When purchasing a property under a company, does the company need to qualify for the mortgage or can I sign as guarantor?