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Filing an eviction application in Ontario is a legal process governed by the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 (RTA) and adjudicated through the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB). While landlords are entitled to evict tenants under certain circumstances, procedural compliance is essential. Errors in filing can result in delays, dismissals, or unintended legal consequences. The following… Read More

In Ontario, individuals who suffer damages due to the negligence or omission of a municipality or public entity may have grounds to file a legal claim. These claims can arise from incidents such as injuries on municipal property, motor vehicle accidents involving city vehicles, flooding caused by infrastructure failures, or other situations involving negligence on… Read More

Owning a rental property comes with its share of responsibilities and challenges. One of the most significant concerns for landlords in Ontario is property damage caused by tenants or their guests. Whether it’s intentional vandalism or accidental damage, landlords have legal options to protect their investment and pursue compensation. At MTS Paralegal Services, Tim helps… Read More

If you have filed a claim in the Ontario Small Claims Court and later realize that you need to make changes—whether to correct an error, add more details, or include additional parties—you may be able to amend your claim. While the Rules of the Small Claims Court allow for amendments, the process must be done… Read More

In the competitive world of commerce, disagreements between businesses can arise over unpaid invoices, unfulfilled contracts, or delivery disputes. When such issues remain unresolved, they may disrupt operations and strain business relationships. Fortunately, Ontario’s Small Claims Court offers an accessible and cost-effective forum for resolving business-to-business (B2B) disputes. For business owners seeking justice without the… Read More