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- Serving Landlords Across Ontario
Why Legal Representation Matters at LTB Hearings
Proper preparation and experienced representation can make the difference between winning your case and costly delays.
Many landlords walk into LTB hearings unprepared and lose cases they should have won. The hearing process is technical, evidence-driven, and governed by strict rules under Ontario’s Residential Tenancies Act.
Proper preparation can make the difference between a successful eviction order and costly delays.
With experienced representation, you can present your case clearly, respond to tenant arguments, and move your application forward with confidence.
Common mistakes landlords make include:
- Missing or improperly served notices
- Incomplete or poorly organized evidence
- Being unprepared for tenant defenses
- Missing deadlines for filing documents
- Not understanding hearing procedures
What We Do as Your LTB Representative
We handle the preparation, strategy, and representation so landlords can approach their LTB hearing with confidence.
When you retain Cordaie Paralegal Services, we help prepare your case, organize your evidence, and represent you before the Landlord and Tenant Board.
From preparation to the final decision, we guide landlords through every step of the hearing process.
Our representation services include:
- Reviewing your lease, notices, and LTB application
- Organizing and preparing your supporting evidence
- Preparing submissions and hearing strategy
- Representing you before the Landlord and Tenant Board
- Responding to tenant defenses and procedural issues
- Assisting with enforcement of the final order
Types of LTB Hearings We Represent
We represent Ontario landlords in a wide range of Landlord and Tenant Board matters, including eviction applications and tenant disputes.
Common landlord matters we assist with include:
If you have received a Notice of Hearing from the Landlord and Tenant Board, we can review your case and help you prepare.
How the LTB Hearing Process Works
From preparation to the final decision, we help landlords navigate every stage of the Landlord and Tenant Board hearing process.
Case Review & Preparation
Hearing Representation
We represent you before the Landlord and Tenant Board, present your case, and respond to tenant arguments.
After the Hearing
We explain the Board’s decision and guide you through the appropriate next steps.
Why Landlords Trust Cordaie Paralegal Services
Ontario landlords rely on our experience, preparation, and clear guidance when representing them 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.
What Ontario Landlords Say About Our Representation
Landlords across Ontario trust Cordaie Paralegal Services to represent them before the Landlord and Tenant Board.
“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
FAQs About LTB Hearings in Ontario
If you're preparing for a Landlord and Tenant Board hearing, you likely have questions. Here are answers to some of the most common concerns Ontario landlords have.
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Do I need a paralegal to represent me at an LTB hearing?
Landlords are allowed to represent themselves at a Landlord and Tenant Board hearing. However, hearings involve procedural rules, evidence requirements, and legal arguments that can affect the outcome of the case. Professional representation helps ensure the case is properly prepared and presented.
What happens if my tenant does not attend the hearing?
If the tenant does not attend the hearing, the Landlord and Tenant Board may proceed in their absence. The Board can hear the landlord’s evidence and make a decision based on the information presented.
Are LTB hearings held online or in person?
Most Landlord and Tenant Board hearings are currently conducted virtually through Zoom. In some situations, the Board may schedule an in-person hearing depending on the circumstances of the case.
How long does it take to receive a decision after the hearing?
In many cases, the Landlord and Tenant Board issues a written decision within a few weeks after the hearing. The exact timeline can vary depending on the complexity of the case.
What should landlords bring to an LTB hearing?
Landlords should be prepared with relevant documents such as the lease agreement, notices served to the tenant, rent ledgers, photographs, communication records, and any other evidence supporting the application.
Get Help With Your LTB Hearing
Professional representation for Ontario landlords before the Landlord and Tenant Board.
- Licensed by the Law Society of Ontario
- Serving Landlords Across Ontario
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