Have you heard of a paralegal in Ontario but aren’t exactly sure what they do? Paralegals are licensed professionals regulated by the Law Society of Ontario who provide legal services in specific areas — efficiently, affordably, and professionally.

What Is a Paralegal?

A licensed paralegal can independently represent individuals in:

• Civil disputes

• Provincial offences

• Tenancy issues

• Administrative tribunals

• And some minor criminal charges, like simple assault or uttering threats

They appear before:

• Small Claims Court

• Landlord and Tenant Board

• Provincial Offences Court

• Tribunals such as WSIB, HRTO, and IRB

What Services Can a Paralegal Provide?

At Fast Legal Service, we help clients with:

Small Claims Court

Claims up to $35,000 for unpaid debts, contract breaches, or property damage.

Traffic Tickets and Provincial Offences

Speeding, distracted driving, no insurance, careless driving, and more.

Landlord and Tenant Disputes

Evictions, non-payment of rent, maintenance issues, and tenant rights.

Domestic-Related Summary Offences

Defence for eligible matters like simple assault, threats, or breaches of restraining orders.

Human Rights and Discrimination

Claims involving housing, employment, or services before the HRTO.

Social Benefits and Appeals

ODSP, Ontario Works, academic or professional licensing disputes.

Notary Public Services

We also offer:

• Affidavits and sworn declarations

• Signature witnessing and document authentication

• Certified true copies

• Consent letters for travel

• Notarized immigration and business documents

Why Work with a Paralegal?

Paralegals offer professional and affordable support tailored to specific legal areas. Working with a paralegal gives you:

• Cost-effective solutions

• Direct, clear legal communication

• Representation in authorized courts and tribunals

• Peace of mind without unnecessary delays