Comprehensive Paralegal Services
Paralegals are an integral part of the legal system. They are professionally educated and licensed by the Law Society of Ontario to serve the public and provide access to justice. They are licensed to independently represent people in small claims court, traffic court, some criminal matters, and before tribunals.
Our in-house paralegals provide guidance and representation in a variety of legal matters, including:
- Condominium Authority Tribunal matters
- Landlord and Tenant Board disputes
- Small Claims court cases
- Notary Services
We understand the intricacies of these legal areas. We are dedicated to providing our clients with the highest quality legal services.
Navigating the Condo Authority Tribunal (CAT) or the Landlord Tenant Board (LTB) can be complex and time-consuming. Whether you’re a condo owner, board member, property manager, landlord, or tenant, understanding your rights and obligations is crucial. Our experienced paralegals can provide you with the support and representation you need to achieve a successful outcome.
Our team is happy to provide representation at the Small Claims court. Our Small Claims court experience lies primarily in employment matters and in debt recovery; however, should you require assistance in any area, we encourage you to fill out our intake form so that we may better assess your needs.
Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) Disputes
The Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) offers a streamlined, online platform for resolving condominium disputes, saving you valuable time and resources. Avoid lengthy and costly litigation with the CAT’s efficient dispute resolution process.
Let our paralegals handle your CAT matters with proficiency and effectiveness. Contact us today to learn how we can help you resolve your condominium disputes successfully.
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- We assist with disputes related to condominium by-laws, rules, and declarations.
- We guide you through the online CAT process, ensuring accurate and timely submissions.
- Our paralegals strive for swift and fair resolutions, minimizing disruption to your condominium living.
- We will help you understand the CAT process and represent you through out the entire process.
Condominium Authority Tribunal (CAT) FAQ
The CAT handles disputes related to condominium by-laws, rules, and declarations, including issues related to noise, pets, parking, and common element usage.
The CAT process is entirely online, involving electronic filing of documents, online mediation, and online hearings. We can guide you through each step of this process.
The CAT aims for timely resolutions, often at a faster pace than conventional court proceedings. The exact timeframe varies depending on the intricacies of the case.
While you can represent yourself, having a lawyer or paralegal with experience in CAT matters can significantly increase your chances of a beneficial outcome.
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) Matters
Navigating the difficulties of landlord-tenant law can be challenging. Whether you’re a landlord facing rental arrears or a tenant experiencing wrongful eviction, our experienced paralegals are here to provide expert representation and guidance.
Our paralegals possess in-depth knowledge of the Residential Tenancies Act and are dedicated to achieving favorable outcomes for our clients. Contact us today for a consultation and let us handle your LTB matters effectively.
For Landlords:
- Recover unpaid rent efficiently and legally
- Address tenant breaches of lease agreements
- Navigate eviction processes with confidence
- Ensure compliance with all LTB regulations
For Tenants:
- Protect your rights against unlawful evictions or lockouts
- Address landlord negligence or failure to maintain premises
- Negotiate fair resolutions for disputes regarding repairs, rent increases, and more.
- We will represent you at LTB hearings, and help you negotiate fair settlements.
- We will help you understand your rights, and obligations, and help you reach a resolution.
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) FAQ
The duration of an LTB hearing varies depending on the complexity of the case and the LTB’s scheduling. It can range from a few hours to a full day and sometimes requires multiple sessions.
You will generally need your lease agreement, rent payment records, any relevant correspondence, and evidence to support your claims (photos, videos, witness statements, etc.). We can assist you in gathering and organizing all necessary documentation.
Yes, you can represent yourself. However, having a paralegal can significantly improve your chances of a favorable outcome, as they possess expertise in LTB procedures and the Residential Tenancies Act.
LTB decisions are grounded in established caselaw, evidence presented during hearings, and the provisions of the Residential Tenancies Act.
Small Claims Court Representation
Small Claims Court is designed for resolving disputes involving debts up to $35,000. Our paralegals provide comprehensive assistance throughout the entire process, from initiating or defending a claim to negotiating settlements.
Whether you’re seeking to recover owed funds or defending against a claim, our experienced paralegals are here to provide professional and effective representation. Contact us today for a consultation and let us help you achieve a favorable outcome.
- We assist with debt collection, employment and contract disputes.
- Our paralegals expertly prepare and file all necessary court documents.
- We represent you in court, advocating for your best interests.
- We help you explore all options for resolution, including mediation, and negotiation
Small Claims Court FAQ
Claims can be filed for debts owed, contract disputes, and other civil matters involving amounts up to $35,000.
A Small Claims court action is commenced by drafting a Plaintiff’s Claim, filing it with the court for issuance, and subsequently, serving the Claim on the Defendant(s) in accordance with the Rules of the Small Claims Court.
At the hearing, both parties present evidence and arguments to the judge or deputy judge, who then makes a decision.
In some cases, the court may award costs to the successful party, but this is not guaranteed. We can advise you on the likelihood of recovering costs in your specific situation.
A demand letter is a formal letter requesting payment or action to resolve a dispute. It is often sent before starting court proceedings, in an attempt to settle the matter out of court.
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