Plain-language guides from TK Legals on the matters we handle most often in Toronto and across Ontario: traffic tickets, landlord and tenant disputes, Small Claims Court, personal injury and immigration appeals. Each guide explains the law in practical terms and what you can do next.
These guides provide general information only and are not legal advice. For advice about your situation, call us for a free case evaluation.
The 15-day deadline, early resolution versus trial, disclosure and demerit points: a step-by-step look at the choices you face after a ticket.
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What Section 172 of the Highway Traffic Act prohibits, how “race” and “stunt” are defined, and why these serious charges are worth contesting.
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The two ways a careless driving charge can be laid in Ontario and what is at stake, from fines and demerit points to jail in the most serious cases.
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How Toronto’s red light cameras work, when entering an intersection becomes an offence, and your options for fighting the ticket.
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Section 136.1 explained: what counts as a “full and complete” stop, where you must stop, and how rolling stops end up as charges.
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Section 106 of the Highway Traffic Act covers more than not buckling up, including passengers under 16. Fines reach $200 plus 2 demerit points.
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Occupiers’ liability in Ontario, why a “Wet Floor” sign does not end the owner’s responsibility, and the evidence that supports a claim.
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Claims up to $35,000 for unpaid accounts, rent, loans and property damage: what the court hears and how a paralegal can represent you.
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Rent arrears, maintenance problems and eviction notices under the Residential Tenancies Act, and how the LTB process works for both sides.
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Sponsorship refusals, removal orders and residency obligation appeals at the IRB, and why a licensed paralegal can represent you.
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