Licensed Ontario Paralegals, Landlord Side Only

Landlord Tenant Board Representation in Toronto, Ontario

We represent Toronto landlords at the Landlord and Tenant Board so you do not have to face the hearing alone. A licensed paralegal prepares your case, files the application, and argues it for you. Flat fees and a free first call.

Can a paralegal handle my eviction in Toronto?

Yes. A paralegal licensed by the Law Society of Ontario can represent you at the Landlord and Tenant Board, from the first notice through the hearing to the eviction order. You do not need a lawyer for most Toronto landlord matters, and in most cases you do not need to take time off to attend the hearing yourself. We handle the file for you.

Notices and applications we prepare

Most eviction problems come down to serving the right notice and filing the right application without an error that gets the case thrown out. We handle all of them.

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N4 Notice and L1

For unpaid rent. We prepare and serve the N4, then file the L1 application with the Landlord and Tenant Board.

N5 to N8 and L2

For cause, such as damage, illegal acts, or persistent late payment, with the matching L2 application.

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N12 Own or Buyer Use

For landlord, family, or purchaser use, with the required compensation handled correctly.

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N13 Repairs

For demolition, conversion, or major repairs that require the unit to be vacant.

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L9 and L10 Arrears

To recover rent your tenant still owes, including after they have moved out.

Hearing Representation

A licensed paralegal presents your case at the Board so it is argued properly.

How your Toronto file moves, step by step

1

Free consultation

Tell us what is happening. We confirm your grounds, explain your options, and quote a flat fee before you commit.

2

Notice served

We draft the correct notice with the right dates and figures, and serve it the right way, so it holds up.

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Application filed

When the notice period ends, we file your application through the Tribunals Ontario Portal.

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Evidence prepared

We build your rent ledger, exhibits, and statements so your file is hearing ready.

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We represent you

A licensed paralegal presents your case at the hearing. In most cases you do not need to attend.

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Order enforced

Once you have the eviction order, we coordinate the Sheriff if the tenant does not leave.

Why Toronto landlords hire us

When a tenancy goes wrong in Toronto, every week of delay is lost rent. We move quickly and prepare the file properly, because the fastest path through the Landlord and Tenant Board is a clean application the adjudicator can grant without sending you back to fix it.

Speed

Every month of delay costs you rent. A file prepared correctly the first time is the fastest way to a resolution.

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Flat fees

You know the cost before we start. No hourly billing surprises, and your first consultation is free.

Licensed and accountable

Your file is handled by a paralegal in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario, verifiable at lso.ca.

Authority: Landlord and Tenant Board of Ontario. rental disputes, repair orders, eviction process

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can a paralegal evict my tenant in Toronto, or do I need a lawyer?
A paralegal licensed by the Law Society of Ontario can represent you at the Landlord and Tenant Board for the full eviction, from the notice through the hearing to the order. You do not need a lawyer for most landlord matters, and in most cases you do not need to attend the hearing yourself.
How long does an eviction take in Toronto?
Most Toronto files run about two to six months from the first notice to enforcement, depending on the grounds and the Board's hearing schedule. Filing promptly with a clean, hearing ready application is the single biggest thing that keeps it from dragging on.
What does it cost?
We quote a flat fee at your free first call, so you know the cost before you commit. The Landlord and Tenant Board also charges its own application fee, currently $201 for most applications. We do not bill by the hour.
What if my tenant pays after I serve the notice?
For an N4, if the tenant pays everything they owe before the L1 application is filed, the notice is void and the tenancy continues. We track this carefully and advise you on partial payments and payment plans so you do not lose your case by accident.

Ready to resolve your Toronto tenant issue?

Talk to a licensed Ontario paralegal today. We review your situation, explain your options, and quote a flat fee. No obligation, no pressure, and your first call is free.

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