Every month your tenant isn't paying rent puts pressure on your financial commitments. And while most landlords do recover what they're owed eventually, the process has to be handled correctly from day one.
Some landlords navigate the LTB successfully on their own, especially those with legal experience or time to spare. But not everyone is suited for the level of attention to detail that LTB forms demand. A typo, a wrong date, or incorrect arrears calculation means starting the process over and adding lengthy delays to an already frustrating situation.
AA Paralegal Services provides landlord LTB representation in Halton Region and Peel Region, handling the process from start to finish: notice preparation, application filing, hearing representation, and order enforcement. You get a licensed paralegal with over 13 Years of LTB experience, we provide competent, cost-effective legal representation with a focus on achieving a fair and lawful resolution for your specific matter.
I'm a licensed paralegal regulated by the Law Society of Ontario. I've represented landlords across Georgetown, Halton Hills, Milton, Guelph, Oakville, Burlington, Mississauga, Brampton, Orangeville, and Caledon for over 13 Years, handling everything from rent arrears to contested eviction hearings to post-order enforcement.
You get professional LTB representation without the stress and risks of navigating the complex tribunal process on your own.
Your tenant hasn't paid rent. The first step is serving a valid Form N4, and the details matter. The wrong termination date, an incorrect arrears calculation, or improper service voids the notice and resets the clock.
As your representative I will prepare and serve your notice and then file the application with the LTB to pursue eviction and a monetary order for your rent arrearrs. Read our complete guide to Form N4.
An LTB eviction order can include a monetary award for unpaid rent. But winning the order is only part of the job; collecting it is the other part.
I assist you with pursuing the debt owed by the tenant through wage garnishment, and other enforcement tools. Ontario's Small Claims Court handles claims up to $50,000, making it a practical option for recovering significant rent arrears.
You need your unit back for yourself, a family member, or a purchaser of your property. The N12 process requires precise notice periods, compensation payments, and genuine intent. This process can be challenging to navigate through the LTB.
I guide you through the N12 process from start to finish, while advising you how to protect yourself from bad faith allegations and procedural dismissals. Read our complete guide to Form N12.
Excessive noise, property damage, interference with other tenants, or illegal activity on the premises require swift action. I help you document the issues, serve the appropriate notices, and build the strongest possible case for termination of the tenancy.
You won your case, but the tenant isn't complying. An order is just paper without enforcement.
I help you enforce eviction orders and pursue monetary awards through Small Claims Court, by taking the additional steps needed to actually recover what the Board ordered.
I represent you at your LTB hearing, presenting your case, responding to the tenant's arguments, and examining witnesses where required. You'll be prepared in advance so you know exactly what to expect and what your role is at the hearing.
We review your situation in detail. I assess the merits of your case, explain your options, and give you an honest picture of realistic timelines and likely outcomes.
Notices and applications are prepared and filed on your behalf with proper service of documents in accordance with LTB rules.
We advise you of the required evidence is needed that is needed and we sort and file your evidence (Rent ledgers, lease agreements, correspondence, photographs, and any other documentation that supports your case), in preparation for your hearing.
I handle the advocacy at your LTB hearing so you don't have to navigate the process alone. You'll be fully prepared and know what to expect at the hearing.
If your tenant doesn't comply with an order voluntarily, I pursue enforcement through the Sheriff, or Small Claims Court, to seek compliance by the tenant.
"My tenant stopped paying rent three months ago and won't respond to my calls. I am also getting noise complaints from neighbors. What can I do?"
I help you pursue legal remedies for both the rent arrears and the behavioral issues. This strategic approach addresses the problems and increases the likelihood the tenant will vacate voluntarily or face eviction based on multiple grounds.
"I won my LTB case and have an eviction order, but my tenant is still in the unit. Now what?"
I help you enforce the Order for eviction and will advise you of the date when the Sheriff will attend to carry out the eviction process. I will even attend the property on that date if you need me to be there. If the Order include rent arrears, I assist you with pursuing the tenant for those rent arrears. An Order is just paper without enforcement. We will need to take the steps to ensure that you regain possession of your rental property is in legal compliance, as well as to enforce the LTB Order to try to collect what you are owed.
I've represented hundreds of landlords and tenants at the Landlord and Tenant Board throughout Ontario, from rent arrears to complex multi-issue cases.
I'm regulated by the Law Society of Ontario (License # P07204) with professional liability insurance. You get professional representation with ethical standards and accountability.
I assist you with pursuing the debt owed to you and to try to collect the money you're owed and or enforce vacant possession through Small Claims Court along with other necessary legal remedies available to us.
As a landlord, protecting your real estate investment requires strict adherence to the Residential Tenancies Act. I provide strategic, ethical representation designed to resolve disputes as efficiently as possible while advicing you how to ensure your rental property remains in full legal compliance.
If you have multiple tenant issues, I work with you to develop a comprehensive strategy in order to addresses all the problems efficiently rather than tackling them one at a time.
With 13+ years of experience with LTB hearing procedures and extensive experience navigating Small Claims Courts matters in Halton and Peel Regions, including Georgetown, Guelph, Milton, Brampton, Mississauga, Oakville, Halton Hills, and surrounding areas for enforcement matters.
I explain the process, timelines, and likely outcomes in plain language. No false promises or aggressive tactics. Just honest, professional guidance.
You work directly with me, not a call center or junior staff. Every case receives personalized attention and strategic thinking.
Ready to discuss your landlord matter? Get professional guidance from a licensed paralegal.
"We were extremely satisfied with AA Paralegal Service's work. Angelique handled a termination of tenancy for us with professionalism, a wealth of experience and reassuring courtesy. She responded quickly and clearly to all our inquiries and managed the paperwork most efficiently. When we were away she stepped in to make sure everything was completed accurately and on-time. We feel very fortunate to have had Angelique represent us."
"Angelique is a professional who takes pride in her work. She took care of my tenant woes in a very satisfactory manner. Throughout the process I was informed and educated. I have no hesitation to use her services again."
Don't navigate the Landlord and Tenant Board process alone. Get experienced legal help from start to finish, including enforcement when needed.
Serving Georgetown, Guelph, Milton, Brampton, Mississauga, Oakville, Halton Hills, and surrounding areas.
Angelique Abadeen, Licensed Paralegal
Law Society of Ontario License #: P07204