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Serving Legal Documents in Hard-to-Reach Situations: Alternatives and Legal Workarounds

Serving legal documents in Ontario is a fundamental step in commencing or responding to legal proceedings. Whether it involves Small Claims Court matters, Landlord and Tenant Board applications, or other tribunal and civil claims, proper service of documents is essential for ensuring procedural fairness. However, not all recipients are readily accessible, and this can pose… Read More

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Disputing a Breach of Verbal Contracts in Ontario: Is It Worth It?

In Ontario, the law recognizes that verbal contracts can be as binding as written agreements—provided certain legal elements are satisfied. However, the process of disputing a breach of verbal contract in Ontario is often met with legal and evidentiary challenges. At MTS Paralegal Services, we frequently hear from individuals who feel wronged by a broken… Read More

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How to File a Counterclaim in Small Claims Court

In Ontario, Small Claims Court offers a streamlined and cost-effective venue for resolving legal disputes—whether between individuals, landlords and tenants, or businesses—without the complexity and expense of higher courts. As of October 1, 2025, the monetary jurisdiction of Ontario’s Small Claims Court has increased from $35,000 to $50,000, significantly expanding the range of civil matters… Read More

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What Happens if the Defendant Doesn’t Show Up in Small Claims Court?

In Ontario’s Small Claims Court, both plaintiffs and defendants are expected to participate fully in the legal process. When a defendant fails to attend the scheduled hearing without notifying the court or the opposing party, it can lead to serious legal implications—most notably, a default judgment in favour of the plaintiff. Understanding the legal consequences… Read More

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Can You Sue a Business That No Longer Exists in Ontario?

When a business in Ontario ceases operations, either by dissolution or abandonment, it may appear that all legal ties are severed. However, under Ontario law, the situation is more complex. If you believe you have a valid claim against a company that is no longer operating, you may still be able to pursue legal action—depending… Read More

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