Frequently Asked Questions

I Need a Quote. Whom Do I Contact?

You will have to book an appointment with the Paralegal, to explain the case, and you will be informed about the amount of retainer.

What is a Paralegal?

Paralegals are an integral part of the legal system. They are professionally educated and insured and are licensed by the Law Society of Ontario to serve the public and provide access to justice.

Paralegals can provide an affordable option for those in need of legal services or representation. This helps to reduce self-represented litigants in court cases and deters people from seeking advice from non-regulated legal resources or individuals who may lead them astray.

Paralegals often have many years of experience in-court and at tribunals. They are licensed to independently represent people in small claims court, traffic court, some criminal matters and before tribunals. (Answer extracted from the Law Society of Ontario)

What Are the Payment Methods You Accept?

Cheque, cash, deposit or money transfer.

Are You the Right Paralegal to Represent Me?

For sure, you will have dedication, professionalism, caring, and legal knowledge. Providing this way, the best representation possible.

How Will I Be Kept Informed about My Case?

Our services includes a monthly email report about your case or in the event of any update in the claim, you will be informed promptly.

How Can I Contact Your Office?

You should call or send an email first. Legal consultation or Notary service are only by appointment.

Do I Really Need a Representation?

That will depend the case. Also, your confidence about the laws and specific legal arguments for your case.

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15 Years of Legal Experience

For the past 15 years, I've been working as a mediator, conciliator, Lawyer (in Brazil) and now licensed to work as a Paralegal. All this experience in Courts and Tribunals can benefit your case.