Collins & Metcalfe LLP are experienced Landlord and Tenant lawyers offering efficient, productive, and effective representation in residential tenancy disputes.
Landlord and tenant law can be complex and at times result in disputes. These disputes can in turn lead to complicated legal proceedings. It is our objective to assist parties in restoring their relationships, however, we also understand that sometimes it is best to terminate a relationship and move forward.
Our lawyers offer assistance and representation at the Landlord and Tenant Board across Ontario including Toronto, Mississauga, Oakville, Hamilton, Kitchener, and Waterloo.
We offer support, expertise, and practical advice to deal with a variety of housing issues. We can assist with providing general advice, drafting lease agreements, completing Landlord and Tenant Board forms, and providing representation at the Landlord and Tenant Board.
The Landlord and Tenant Board is facing considerable delays and it can take a number of months to secure a hearing date. Therefore, it is crucial that all necessary steps are completed accurately, and proper procedures are followed. If the rules are not followed, files could be dismissed at the hearing, requiring parties to start all over again which involves more time and money. To avoid these expensive complications, call one of our lawyers before you start the process.
The Landlord and Tenant Board adjudicates thousands of applications per year. Some of the most common applications dealt with by the Board are:
A tenant lawyer in Toronto specializes in representing tenants in legal matters related to their rental agreements and housing rights. If you have issues with your landlord such as eviction, rent disputes, landlord harassment or maintenance issues you should contact a tenant lawyer to discuss your options. A tenant lawyer can support you in dealing with your landlord and guide you through the process to enforce your rights. Collins & Metcalfe LLP experienced team of tenant lawyers are available to assist you today.
A landlord lawyer in Toronto assists with legal matters relating to rental properties. This includes negotiating leases, handling eviction cases, resolving disputes with tenants, and ensuring compliance with the Residential Tenancy Act (RTA). The RTA imposes very strict requirements on landlords and it is important that you have representation to avoid difficult situations and additional costs. Collins & Metcalfe LLP qualified team of lawyers can assist landlords, please contact us today.
A tenant lawyer represents tenants in legal matters, while a landlord lawyer represents landlords. However, lawyers representing tenants or landlords are dealing with the same area of law and the same tribunal, the Landlord-Tenant Board. At Collins & Metcalfe LLP, we have experience representing both parties with a long track record of success – our comprehensive knowledge of landlord and tenant law aids us in crafting the best possible case for our clients.
Yes. Your lawyer should be well versed in landlord and tenant law in Toronto; there is no reason a lawyer can’t represent both types of clients (barring conflict of interest situations, of course).
You should consider hiring a tenant lawyer when you face issues related to your rental agreement, regardless of your location. Tenant lawyers are able to represent clients all over Ontario. Call us at Collins & Metcalfe LLP to get a tenant lawyer free consultation.
Tenant and landlord lawyers are able to serve as your legal counsel on a wide range of cases, including eviction proceedings, rent disputes, lease negotiations, property maintenance issues, discrimination claims, and more. They also assist with compliance issues relating to local rental laws and regulations.
To find the right lawyer, you can:
Lawyers’ fees vary. Costs will depend on the complexity of the case and the lawyer’s experience; the fee structure will be discussed on your initial free landlord consultation with us.
While you can represent yourself in small disputes, having a lawyer can help ensure your rights are protected and increase your chances of a favourable outcome. Consult with a lawyer to determine whether legal representation is necessary and worth the cost.
