Bill can assist you with your Plaintiff Claims up to $35,000 or with filing your Defendant's claim.

Recoveries of lost/damaged property

example: Damage caused to environment from fuel escape or ruptured tank of trucks or other vehicles

Unpaid Credit card loans

Recoveries of unpaid or moneys owed

Defence of claims for personal property and moneys owed.

Paralegals are permitted to appear as “agents” on certain criminal summary judgement conviction offences punishable by a maximum penalty of six months’ imprisonment or less when proceeding by summary conviction.

Common summary judgement offences within paralegal scope of practice include:

• Assault.

• Criminal harassment.

• Mischief.

• Theft under five thousand dollars.

• Fraud.

• Breaches of court orders.

Bill may be able to represent you at the Ontario Court of Justice.

There are two ways to lay a charge under the Highway Traffic Act:

1. Provincial Offence Notice (PON), or traffic ticket. A PON (ticket) is issued by an officer when there is a fine specified for an offence.

2. A Summons to a Defendant requires the the person to appear in court. A summons is issued where there is no fine set. This is usually because of the seriousness of the offence or for a repeat offender.

Bill is a Notary Public and can notarize legal documents.

Public Notaries  are authorized to administer and take oaths and affirmations.

In addition Public Notaries have the powers of a Commissioner of Oaths and they can certify that copies of documents are true. Notaries are regulated under the Notaries Act and The Law Society of Ontario

Bill can assist you with your application or response to the Landlord Tenant Board as a landlord or as a tenant.