Trying to Evict a Tenant in Ontario?
Understand the eviction process and avoid costly mistakes.
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Evicting a Tenant in Ontario Isn’t Simple
Many landlords assume they can simply ask a tenant to leave. But Ontario law requires landlords to follow a strict process through the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB).
Serving the wrong notice, filing the wrong application, or missing a deadline can delay your case for months.That’s why many landlords choose professional help when dealing with the eviction process.
Common Reasons Landlords Start the Eviction Process
Steps in the Ontario Eviction Process
Most eviction cases follow a similar process from notice to hearing.
Common Eviction Mistakes Landlords Make
Even small mistakes in the eviction process can delay your case or lead to dismissal.
- Serving the wrong eviction notice
- Improper service of documents
- Missing required evidence
- Filing the wrong LTB application
- Being unprepared for the hearing
Avoiding these mistakes can save landlords months of delays.
How We Help Ontario Landlords Navigate the Eviction Process
From notices to hearings, we help landlords move the eviction process forward with confidence.
Our licensed paralegals work with landlords across Ontario to handle eviction matters efficiently and professionally.
- Preparing and serving eviction notices
- Filing applications with the Landlord and Tenant Board
- Organizing evidence for LTB hearings
- Representing landlords before the LTB
- Assisting with enforcement of eviction orders
Why Landlords Choose Cordaie Paralegal Services
Ontario landlords trust our licensed paralegals for practical guidance and strong representation before the Landlord and Tenant Board.
Our representation services include:
- Licensed paralegals regulated by the Law Society of Ontario
- Extensive experience representing landlords at LTB hearings
- Affordable flat-fee pricing with no hidden costs
- Clear guidance from preparation through final decision
- Responsive support and fast communication
We help landlords approach their hearings with preparation, confidence, and experienced representation.
Trusted by Landlords Across Ontario
Ontario landlords rely on Cordaie Paralegal Services for clear guidance and professional representation in difficult tenant situations.
“Made a stressful situation much easier.”
“As small landlords dealing with a very difficult situation, Damian guided us through the entire process. He prepared all the forms and represented us at the hearing. His support made a stressful situation much easier.”
— Malou T., Verified Google Review
"Makes a real difference."
“Damian goes above and beyond to represent his clients successfully. His experience with challenging landlord-tenant situations and the guidance he provides makes a real difference.”
— Annemarie B., Verified Google Review
"Excellent and he provided meaningful support."
“Damian understands landlord-tenant law and handled our issue professionally and effectively. His response times were excellent and he provided meaningful support throughout the process.”
— J-1 Foodie, Verified Google Review
Frequently Asked Questions About the Eviction Process
Landlords often have questions about how the eviction process works in Ontario. Here are some of the most common ones.
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How long does the eviction process take in Ontario?
The timeline can vary depending on the type of notice served and the Landlord and Tenant Board’s hearing schedule. In many cases, the process involves serving the notice, filing an application, and attending a hearing before an eviction order can be issued.
Can a landlord evict a tenant without going to the LTB?
In most situations, landlords must obtain an eviction order from the Landlord and Tenant Board before a tenant can be legally removed from the rental unit.
What happens if a tenant ignores an eviction notice?
If a tenant does not comply with the notice, the landlord can file an application with the Landlord and Tenant Board and request a hearing.
What if my tenant refuses to leave after an eviction order?
If a tenant does not leave after an eviction order is issued, the order may be enforced through the court enforcement office (Sheriff).
Need Help With the Eviction Process?
Eviction rules in Ontario can be complex. Our licensed paralegals help landlords move their cases forward with confidence.
Speak with a licensed Ontario paralegal to ensure your notice, compensation requirements, and Landlord and Tenant Board application are handled properly.
- Licensed by the Law Society of Ontario
- Serving Landlords Across Ontario
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