At the foundation of a paralegal's practice in Ontario are the acts and statutes passed by the Parliament of Canada and the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Navigating the legal system can be complex and costly. Many people assume that only lawyers can provide legal help, but in Ontario, paralegals play a vital role in offering affordable accessible legal services. Understanding what paralegals can do helps individuals and businesses make informed decisions about where to see

Commissioning and Notarizing Documents are commissioned in Ontario by a commissioner, notary public or other person permitted by the province’s Ministry of the Attorney General to do so. A notary can do all a commissioner does (i.e. commission), but a commissioner cannot do all a notary public can do (i.e. commission or notarize). Often one official holds both designations and can tell you which service you require. There is no harm in notarizing a document that required co

Case law research can improve a self-represented landlord or tenant's opportunity for a successful outcome at an LTB hearing.