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Ontario paralegal services

What Is a Licensed Paralegal Allowed to Do in Ontario?

There is a common misconception in Ontario that only lawyers can provide legal help. The reality is that licensed paralegals are fully authorized to represent individuals, landlords, tenants, drivers, employees, and small business owners in a wide range of legal proceedings. Understanding what a licensed paralegal is actually permitted to do is the first step… Read More

lease revisions Ontario

Protecting Your Rights When Negotiating Lease Revisions

Lease agreements form the contractual backbone of many residential and commercial tenancies across Ontario. When revisions to a lease are proposed, tenants and landlords must exercise careful legal consideration to ensure their rights remain protected. MTS Paralegal Services Professional Corporation, a professional paralegal firm in Ontario, regularly assists individuals in understanding the legal consequences of… Read More

Licensed Paralegal Ontario

MTS Just Levelled Up: Meet Sizar Daghouz

Some firms grow for the sake of it. At MTS Paralegal Services P.C., growth means something. It means more capacity to fight harder for clients, move faster on files, and deliver the kind of experienced legal representation that Southwestern Ontario has come to expect from this firm. Today, that growth has a name. We are… Read More

contractor disputes Ontario

Filing Claims for Unperformed Spring Repair Services

As seasonal maintenance projects increase with the arrival of spring, disputes frequently arise when contracted repair services remain incomplete or entirely unperformed despite payment or contractual commitments. In Ontario, such disputes often fall within the jurisdiction of the Small Claims Court and require a careful understanding of contractual obligations, evidentiary requirements, and procedural rules. Legal… Read More

Landlord entry Ontario

Landlord Entry Rights: What Counts as Notice in Ontario

In Ontario’s residential tenancy framework, the balance between a landlord’s right to access rental property and a tenant’s right to privacy is governed by strict statutory requirements. The Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 (RTA) establishes the legal parameters for lawful entry and outlines what constitutes proper notice. Property owners and tenants alike frequently misunderstand these obligations,… Read More

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