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Roommate Skipped on the Rent? Read This
Splitting rent with a roommate is one of the most common ways people afford housing in Ontario. It works beautifully right up until the month a roommate stops paying their share and leaves someone else scrambling to cover the full rent so the whole household does not face eviction. The person left holding the bill… Read More
The Business Partner Who Owes You Money
Going into business with someone starts on a foundation of trust. Shared goals, shared effort, and often shared money. When that relationship breaks down and one partner is left owed a specific sum, the fallout can be both financially damaging and personally bitter. The good news for many Ontario business owners is that recovering money… Read More
Travel Consent Letters: Do Not Leave Without One
March break, summer vacation, a grandparent’s trip with the grandkids, a school group heading across a border. Every year, thousands of Canadian children travel abroad without both parents, and every year some families are caught off guard at a border because they were missing one simple document. A travel consent letter is not something most… Read More
Pass the Gratitude: Happy Thanksgiving from MTS
The turkey is thawing, the pie recipes are out, and families across the province are pulling extra chairs up to the table. Thanksgiving has arrived, and with it comes the one weekend of the year set aside specifically for slowing down and counting what matters. From the entire team at MTS Paralegal Services P.C., Happy… Read More
Too Close for Comfort: Following Too Closely
At first glance, a following too closely ticket looks like small change. The fine printed on it is modest compared to the eye-watering numbers attached to charges like stunt driving or no insurance. That modest fine is exactly what lulls drivers into simply paying it and moving on. It is a costly misread. Behind that… Read More
