We primarily offer services in the following areas of law:

This is not meant to be an exclusive list of services we offer. We will represent residents in Ontario in all legal matters where appropriate.

A paralegal can assist you with the following types of matters:

  • Litigation in Small Claims Court
  • Traffic court and other charges under the Provincial Offences Act
  • Hearings before tribunals
  • Summary Convictions (minor criminal charges) under the Criminal Code heard in the
    Ontario Court of Justice

Other details to consider – Special Requirements 

Are there any other requirements when choosing a legal office to represent you? Here are some examples of barriers that may come up during legal services relationships. Please consider all
that may apply to your personal situation and your needs.

  • Accept Collect Calls 
  • Home visits Institutional visits
  • Limited Scope Retainers 
  • Notarize Documents 
  • Returns long distance calls 
  • Sign Language or equivalent services 
  • Telephone Consultations 
  • Travel Out Of Area for hearings
  • Wheelchair accessible premises
  • Virtual meetings via teleconference
  • In-person meetings

Contact a licensed paralegal today.
Ask us how we can help you.

PHONE : 1-888-655-1076

Definitions of Categories of Law for Ontario Paralegals

Administrative Law

For paralegals, the area of law dealing with hearings before tribunals and boards, such as Statutory Accident Benefits (SABS), the Landlord and Tenant Board or the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board.

Civil Litigation

For paralegals, the area of law dealing with providing representation for parties to litigation in Small Claims Court. Paralegals are not permitted to provide legal services in the Superior Court of Justice.

Criminal Law & Quasi-Criminal

For paralegals, the area of law dealing with the prosecution, defence and appeals of minor criminal charges under the Criminal Code in the Ontario Court of Justice that have a maximum penalty of 6 months imprisonment and/or a fine of not more than $5000, as well as traffic and other offences heard in Provincial Offences Court. Paralegals are not permitted to provide legal services for indictable offences and hybrid offences are deemed indictable until the Crown Attorney makes an election to proceed by summary conviction.

Complete List of Areas wherein Paralegals can serve Ontarians

Areas for Administrative Law in Alphabetic Order (A-Z)

Areas for Criminal Law & Quasi-Criminal in Alphabetic Order (A-Z)

*Hybrid offences are deemed indictable until the Crown Attorney makes an election to proceed by summary conviction.