This office is neither the Landlord and Tenant Board nor the Ontario Legal Aid Office. This is a Paralegal Office.

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Frequently Asked Questions

In Ontario, licensed paralegals can represent landlords at the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) and in Small Claims Court (for claims up to $35,000). Paralegals are often more cost-effective and specialize in these exact cases. A lawyer may only be necessary if your matter involves complex real estate litigation or higher courts.

Yes. We guide landlords through the eviction process, including serving proper notices (like N4 for non-payment), filing applications, and representing you at the LTB. Evictions must follow strict timelines—acting quickly helps avoid unnecessary delays.

We handle nuisance, interference, and property damage cases. Landlords must file the correct notice (such as N5 for disturbance or damage) and provide supporting evidence. We ensure the application is filed properly and represent you during the hearing.

Processing times vary depending on the case type and LTB scheduling, but most hearings are set within a few weeks to a few months. We monitor deadlines closely to move your case forward as efficiently as possible.

We help landlords recover unpaid rent or damages through the Small Claims Court. We also advise on re-renting procedures and documenting losses so you can strengthen your claim.

Visit our Contact Us page or call the office. We aim to respond on the same business day, including evenings and weekends—whichever is most convenient for you.

We assist clients with Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) disputes, Small Claims Court matters, traffic offences, and other tribunal matters where licensed paralegals are authorized to represent you in Ontario.

Please bring any lease agreements, payment records, correspondence, photographs, or notices related to your case. Having documents ready helps us assess your situation quickly and provide clear next steps.

Absolutely. We offer in-person, phone, and video consultations for your convenience. Many LTB hearings are now conducted virtually, and we prepare clients to navigate the online process confidently.

Costs depend on the type and complexity of your case. We provide transparent, upfront quotes during your consultation so you know exactly what to expect—no surprises later.