In my experience more people talk about getting lawyers involved than actually do. Once a person realizes they charge a huge sum per hour often in six minute increments the lawyer talk fizzles out. That said, bring it on. I would not hire a lawyer to defend a lease, but I would certainly keep the lawyer busy, answering letters and emails at your expense.when an attorney gets involved
I hate the term as well, but it goes back hundreds of years and nobody is demanding to be called lord that I have ever come across. I use the terms lessor and lessee,Humans are so arrogant that when they rent something to another human they demand to be called "lord"
In the end, their is a lease, a contract that both parties signed and that is what matters.