1. Can I evict a tenant for not paying rent?

Yes, but it is not as straightforward as you might believe. In short, the decision to issue an eviction order is at the discretion of the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB). The LTB is the only authority in Ontario that can issue an eviction order. To begin the application process, contact us. We will handle the entire process for you.

2. Can I remove a tenant for damage or disturbance?

Yes, however, the decision ultimately rests with the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB). The LTB is the only governing body in Ontario with the legal authority to issue an eviction order. We can prepare and serve the required forms based on the specific issue and assist you in selecting the correct one.

3. What if the tenant already moved out but owes rent?

You have one year from the date they moved out to file with the LTB. Otherwise, you may still file a claim, but it must be done through a Small Claims Court action. If successful, this could result in wage garnishment or other forms of collection, including garnishment through a court-ordered judgment. We offer this service at a flat rate.

4. Can I meet virtually?

Yes — we meet clients by phone, or Zoom throughout Ontario.

5. Can you attend my LTB hearing for me?

Yes — we represent landlords at LTB hearings across Ontario. All LTB hearings are now conducted remotely.

Ontario Landlord Legal Services | Flat-Fee LTB Help for Landlords

We handle every stage of the eviction and enforcement process, including:

N4 – Non-Payment of Rent
L1 Applications to Evict and Collect Rent
N5 – Damage, Interference, Overcrowding
N12 – Landlord’s Own Use / Family Use
N13 – Renovation or Demolition Evictions
Illegal Occupants / Unauthorized Tenants
LTB Hearing Representation
Rent Arrears Recovery (including after move-out)
Enforcing Orders Through Court or Guidance With Sheriff Evictions

Not Sure Where to Start?

We’ll explain exactly which form, application, or step you need — and take it from there.

We make the legal process simple and stress-free — here’s what to expect:

Dealing with tenant issues or navigating the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) process can be overwhelming — but it doesn’t have to be. We begin with a free, confidential consultation designed to give you clarity, confidence, and peace of mind.

During this initial meeting, our experienced and licensed Ontario paralegals will take the time to understand your specific rental situation, answer your questions, and walk you through all your legal options — using clear, straightforward language. No legal jargon. No pressure. Just clarity.

You’ll leave the consultation knowing exactly what to expect and what steps to take next. From there, our step-by-step, proven approach ensures you're informed, supported, and legally protected at every stage — whether you're:

• Serving an eviction notice
• Preparing for a hearing
• Addressing rent arrears

We’re here to help you protect your property and assert your rights as a landlord.

Your Next Step?

Start With Step 1 — Book Your Free Consultation Today.

Landlord and tenant issues often come with questions about rights, responsibilities, and next steps. Understanding the process early can help you avoid costly delays and make informed decisions.

Here are answers to some of the most common questions landlords ask about evictions, rent arrears, lease issues, and Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) procedures in Ontario. These FAQs are intended to provide general information and help you better understand your options.

If your situation is unique or requires specific legal guidance, we encourage you to contact us to discuss your matter in more detail.

1. Can I evict a tenant for not paying rent?
Yes, but it is not as straightforward as you might believe. In short, the decision to issue an eviction order is at the discretion of the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB).

The LTB is the only authority in Ontario that can issue an eviction order.

To begin the application process, contact us. We will handle the entire process for you.
2. Can I remove a tenant for damage or disturbance?
Yes, however, the decision ultimately rests with the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB).

The LTB is the only governing body in Ontario with the legal authority to issue an eviction order.

We can prepare and serve the required forms based on the specific issue and assist you in selecting the correct one.
3. What if the tenant already moved out but owes rent?
You have one year from the date they moved out to file with the LTB.

Otherwise, you may still file a claim, but it must be done through a Small Claims Court action.

If successful, this could result in wage garnishment or other forms of collection, including garnishment through a court-ordered judgment.

We offer this service at a flat rate.
4. Can I meet virtually?
Yes — we meet clients by phone, or Zoom throughout Ontario.
5. Can you attend my LTB hearing for me?
Yes — we represent landlords at LTB hearings across Ontario. All LTB hearings are now conducted remotely.

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