Toronto landlord meeting with Cordaie paralegal about an N12 Notice

TORONTO LANDLORD PARALEGAL

Need to Serve an N12 Notice?

Get the Notice and Next Steps Right.

An N12 Notice is used in specific circumstances when a landlord, purchaser, or qualifying family member requires the rental unit for their own use. Cordaie helps Toronto landlords navigate the N12 process, prepare for an L2 application, and represent them before the Landlord and Tenant Board.

Considering an N12?
Get help before serving the notice.

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The Problem

An N12 Notice Has Strict Requirements

An N12 Notice can only be used in specific circumstances when a landlord, purchaser, or qualifying family member intends to occupy the rental unit.

Notice periods, compensation, good faith, and the intended use of the property can all affect whether the matter proceeds successfully at the Landlord and Tenant Board.

Getting the N12 right from the beginning matters.

Professional reviewing documents for a Toronto landlord N12 matter

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How We Help

Get Help With Your N12 Matter

We can help with the following:

N12 Notice Preparation

Compensation Requirements

L2 Application Preparation

Evidence Preparation

LTB Representation

Orders & Next Steps

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The Process

From N12 Notice to LTB Hearing

We help Toronto landlords navigate the N12 process from preparing the notice through the L2 application and Landlord and Tenant Board hearing.

Prepare the N12

Get the Notice Right

We prepare the N12 Notice and help ensure the applicable notice and compensation requirements are addressed.

Prepare & File the L2

Move the Matter Forward

If the tenancy does not end as required, we prepare and file the L2 application with the Landlord and Tenant Board.

Prepare for the Hearing

Be Prepared and Represented

We prepare the matter, organize the evidence, and represent you throughout your LTB hearing from start to finish.

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Experience

Experienced Representation for Ontario Landlords. When Getting the Process Right Matters.

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Why Cordaie

Why Toronto Landlords Choose Cordaie

When a tenancy problem affects your property and income, you need clear answers, responsive service, and representation you can rely on.

Toronto residential rental property for landlords dealing with an N12 Notice

Landlord Focused

We represent Ontario landlords and understand the procedures, deadlines, and practical challenges involved in LTB matters.

Transparent Fees

Know what your legal services will cost before you retain us. Our LTB Hearing Package starts at $995 + HST, plus applicable disbursements.

Convenient Ontario-Wide Virtual Service

Get the legal help you need without unnecessary office visits. We serve Toronto landlords virtually throughout the process.

Professional LTB Representation

Your matter is prepared and presented by a licensed Ontario paralegal authorized to represent landlords before the LTB.

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Your Legal Team

Meet the Team Behind Cordaie

Your matter is supported by a team focused on responsive service, careful preparation, and clear communication throughout the process.

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FAQ

Questions

About an N12 Notice?

If you're considering an N12 or aren't sure about the next steps, we're here to help. Book a free consultation to discuss your situation and learn how Cordaie can assist.

What is an N12 Notice in Ontario?

An N12 Notice is used in specific circumstances when a landlord, purchaser, or qualifying family member intends to move into the rental unit. The requirements depend on the reason for giving the notice.

How much notice do I have to give with an N12?
Do I have to compensate my tenant when serving an N12?
What happens if my tenant does not move out after an N12?
Can Cordaie prepare my N12 and represent me at the LTB?

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Whatever legal matter brings you to Cordaie, our team is here to help you understand your options, navigate the next steps, and move forward with confidence.

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