*A: Ontario court/tribunal rules are complex. We: Know procedural tactics and loopholes Negotiate with prosecutors/judges effectively Avoid costly mistakes that could jeopardize your case Save you time and stress* A: Absolutely. All consultations are protected by solicitor-paralegal privilege, as per LSO rules. A: No. Ethical rules prohibit guarantees. But we’ll aggressively pursue the best outcome—dismissal, reduced fines, or fewer demerit points. A: Many cases settle pre-trial. If court is unavoidable, we’ll prepare you thoroughly and represent you. A: We’ll review your case details, explain your options, outline potential costs, and determine if we can assist—no obligation.
*A: Fees vary by case complexity. We offer: Flat fees Free initial consultations
All fees follow LSO transparency rules. *A: Yes. We prepare N4/N5 forms, etc, file LTB applications (L1/L2), and represent you at hearings.* A: Absolutely. We represent clients across Ontario traffic courts. We’ll review your ticket, negotiate with prosecutors, and defend you at trial if needed. A: We handle: Traffic tickets & Highway Traffic Act offences Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) disputes Small Claims Court (up to $35,000) Provincial Offences Act matters WSIB appeals Some employment law issues* A: Paralegals are licensed to represent clients in specific Ontario courts/tribunals (e.g., Small Claims Court, Provincial Offences, LTB). Lawyers handle more complex matters like family law or criminal appeals. We focus on efficient, affordable solutions within our scope. A: Yes. I am licensed Paralegal by the Law Society of Ontario . You can verify our standing on the LSO’s public registry. Q11: Why should I hire a paralegal instead of representing myself?
Q11: Is my information confidential?
Q10: Can you guarantee my ticket will be dismissed?
Q9: Will I have to go to court?
Q7: What happens in a free consultation?
Q6: How much do paralegal services cost?
Q5: Do you handle eviction notices for landlords?
Q4: Can you help me fight a speeding ticket in Toronto?
Q3: What cases can an Ontario paralegal handle?
Q2: What’s the difference between a paralegal and a lawyer in Ontario?
Q1: Are you licensed to practice in Ontario?
