A paralegal is a licensed legal professional regulated by the Law Society of Ontario. Paralegals can represent clients in Small Claims Court, Landlord and Tenant Board, Provincial Offences Court (traffic tickets),
Yes. Paralegals are licensed to defend clients against charges under the Provincial Offences Act including speeding, careless driving, no insurance, and other traffic violations. They can request disclosure, negotiate with prosecutors, appear in court, and work to reduce or dismiss charges.
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We begin with a free case evaluation, request disclosure from the prosecutor, analyze the evidence (e.g. radar readings, officer notes), then negotiate or proceed to trial depending on the strengths of the case. You often won’t need to attend court.
We draft and serve proper notices (e.g., N4 for non-payment, N5 for disturbance), file applications (e.g., L1, L2), and represent landlords at LTB hearings. We ensure full compliance with the Residential Tenancies Act, helping to avoid dismissal due to technical errors.
Yes. We help tenants file applications for maintenance issues, illegal entry, harassment, and unlawful rent increases. We also defend against eviction applications and represent tenants at hearings.
Yes, we handle all types of traffic offences including speeding, careless driving, no insurance, and more—aiming to reduce fines, points, or get charges withdrawn.
In most cases, we represent you in court, so your attendance is not required unless specified by the court.
Yes, we work to negotiate with prosecutors and challenge evidence to reduce or eliminate demerit points.
Yes, we represent both landlords and tenants for LTB hearings, eviction notices, rent arrears, maintenance issues, and more.
Absolutely. We draft and serve proper notices and file all necessary LTB applications on your behalf.
Yes, we attend and advocate for you at LTB hearings with a strategic and professional approach.
In Ontario, you can sue for up to **\$35,000** in Small Claims Court.
Yes, we handle claims for unpaid invoices, damage to property, breach of contract, and other civil matters. te demerit points.
Yes, we prepare Statements of Claim, Defenses, motions, and all related legal forms.
Yes, we help prepare and file HRTO applications and represent clients at mediation and tribunal hearings.
We handle admissibility hearings and detention reviews within the permitted scope for paralegals.
Yes, we prepare affidavits and swear/commission them as Commissioner of Oaths.
Yes, we offer **mobile notary services**, so we can come to your location at your convenience.
You can call us at **705-886-0065**, email **[info@choicelaw.ca](mailto:info@choicelaw.ca)**, or visit [www.choicelaw.ca](http://www.choicelaw.ca) to book in-person, mobile, or virtual appointments.
Yes, we help prepare and file HRTO applications and represent clients at mediation and tribunal hearings.