Civil procedures and litigation
Civil claims and defences, from the first filing through to settlement discussions or a hearing.
Civil claims, tenancy hearings, traffic tickets, powers of attorney, mediation, and written opinions. If your question is not on another page, it may well be here.
Each of these is a distinct process with its own forum and deadlines. The first call establishes which one applies and whether the firm is the right fit.
Civil claims and defences, from the first filing through to settlement discussions or a hearing.
Highway Traffic Act charges and provincial offences, with attention to demerit points, insurance consequences, and licence suspensions.
Applications and hearings for landlords and tenants, from arrears and eviction to maintenance and rent disputes.
Legal aid certificates are accepted for immigration matters. Ask on the first call.
General powers of attorney, prepared and witnessed at the office.
Negotiated settlements, representation at mediation, written legal opinions, and legal advice on a specific question.
Civil and tribunal matters reward early organization. Bring what you have, even if it feels incomplete.
Court, tribunal, or a letter. The amount, the parties, and the deadline decide where the matter belongs.
Contracts, leases, tickets, letters, photos, and messages, arranged in order so the story is clear.
A claim or defence, an application to the Board, or a court appearance for the ticket.
A settlement, an order, or a decision, explained in plain language with what comes next.
General information, not legal advice for your situation.
In Ontario most claims must be started within two years of discovering them, with shorter notice periods for some defendants such as municipalities. Call early so the limitation date is not missed.
You can. Many people choose representation when the ticket carries demerit points, a possible suspension, or an insurance consequence that outweighs the fine.
A written analysis of a specific question on the facts you provide, with the relevant law and a reasoned conclusion. It is used to make a decision, to support a transaction, or to respond to another party.
Call during office hours with the facts and any deadline you know of.