Yes. Licensed paralegals are authorized by the Law Society of Ontario to provide full representation at LTB hearings. This includes reviewing notices, filing applications and responses, preparing evidence, negotiating settlements, and representing you at hearings. Paralegals must carry professional liability insurance and follow the same ethical standards as lawyers. For LTB matters, many clients choose paralegals because of specialized focus and typically lower fees compared to lawyers.

Fees depend on the complexity of your matter and what services you need. I offer fixed-fee packages for most LTB matters so you know the cost upfront with no surprises. Contact me for a free consultation where I can assess your situation and provide a clear quote for your specific case.

Current wait times from application to hearing range from eight to twelve weeks depending on the application type and LTB scheduling. Emergency matters like illegal lockouts can sometimes be scheduled within days. The entire process from initial notice through hearing and enforcement typically takes three to six months, though many cases resolve earlier through negotiation or settlement.

Contact me immediately. Even with a hearing date approaching, there’s usually time to prepare an effective case. I regularly take on matters with short timelines and can often request adjournments if more preparation time is genuinely needed. The sooner you reach out, the more options we have.

Yes. With LTB hearings now conducted virtually across Ontario, I represent clients throughout the province regardless of location. For document services, notarization, or in-person meetings, I serve the Greater Toronto Area including Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, and surrounding cities.