Landlord services
Assistance with rent arrears, termination matters, tenancy conduct, property damage, unauthorized occupants, rent collection, agreements and responses to tenant applications.
Review landlord services →Ontario residential tenancy law
CF Paralegal Services assists landlords and tenants throughout Ontario with notices, applications, document preparation, negotiation, settlements and representation before the Landlord and Tenant Board.
How we can assist
A residential tenancy matter may involve notices, applications, evidence, deadlines, negotiation and a hearing. The appropriate approach depends on the facts and documents.
Assistance with rent arrears, termination matters, tenancy conduct, property damage, unauthorized occupants, rent collection, agreements and responses to tenant applications.
Review landlord services →Assistance with eviction proceedings, maintenance, interference, charges, rent issues, bad-faith termination claims and other applications about tenant rights.
Review tenant services →Review, preparation and filing assistance involving a broad range of N, L, T and A forms, along with motions, reviews and procedural requests.
Browse the forms directory →Practical communication, payment arrangements, consent terms, mediated resolutions and written settlements where an agreed outcome may be appropriate.
Representation and preparation
The scope can be limited to a defined task or include full representation, depending on the circumstances and written retainer.
Ontario-wide service
CF Paralegal Services can assist clients in communities throughout Ontario. Availability depends on conflicts, timing, the nature of the matter and the permitted paralegal scope of practice.
Common questions
Yes. Each inquiry is screened for conflicts before confidential information is reviewed or a retainer is accepted.
CF Paralegal Services assists with a broad range of notices, applications and procedural steps. Whether assistance is available depends on the facts, deadlines, complexity, conflicts and permitted scope of practice.
Where appropriate, the retainer may be limited to document review, drafting, case assessment, negotiation or hearing preparation. The written retainer will identify exactly what is included.
Useful starting documents may include the lease, notices, applications, orders, payment records, correspondence, photographs, repair records and any scheduled hearing dates.