Areas of Practice

Rent Payment and Late Fees

Security Deposits and Last Month's Rent

Maintenance and Repairs

Notice to End Tenancy

Eviction for Non-Payment of Rent, etc.

Non-Payment of Debt

Breach of Contract

Damage to Property

Unpaid Loans or Promissory Notes

Construction and Renovation Disputes, etc.

Trespassing or Entering Property Without Permission

Possession of Alcohol or Cannabis in Restricted Areas

Noise Violations

Simple Assault

Theft Under $5,000, etc.

Driving Without a License

Speeding

Underage Drinking

Selling Alcohol Without a License

Failure to Provide Proper Animal Care, etc.

Refusal of Permanent Residence Application

Refusal of Temporary Resident Visa

Refusal of Work Permit

Misrepresentation and Inadmissibility, etc.

Wrongful Dismissal Claims

Employment Standards Act (ESA) Violations

Discrimination Complaints

Harassment Claims

Liquor Licensing Disputes, etc.

Commissioning a document helps to authenticate it, ensuring that the document is legally valid and that the information it contains is sworn or affirmed to be true under oath.

Notarization is typically required for documents that will be used under outside of Ontario or in legal, business, or international matters (e.g. power of attorney, contracts, affidavits, real estate transactions, and wills