Legal advice and services exclusively for landlords.

Bringing a lawsuit or legal action can be extremely challenging and difficult. We are here to make it easy and understandable. Specializing in residential tenancies from a landlord’s perspective.

Put the stress of your bad tenant on our shoulders and relax. Watch the landlord-tenant board procedure or even the eviction process; we can even assist in mediating solutions that result in happier landlords and tenants!

Our commitment is to offer you legal services that can guarantee your best possible result and give you fresh air after winning your legal case. 

Small claim court has jurisdiction for $35,000 or less legal action

In small claims court, you can sue for money or the return of personal property valued at $35,000 or less, not including interest and costs.

Small claims court handle disputes involving the recovery or payment or money and personal property under $35,000. at RioLaw® lawyers and paralegals work with clients in the Greater Toronto Area, especially Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Markham, North York, Aurora, and Newmarket, to file and defend small claims actions related to property damage, money owed, breach of contract, and more. Just because small claims court might seem like a minor issue, it doesn’t mean that you should enter one unprepared. We will defend your interests, and we will make sure that you get a fair hearing.

Traffic Ticket can restrict your freedom to drive, such as speeding, careless driving, or violating a stop sign.

Demerit points, license suspensions, severe penalties, and even jail sentences are the consequences of being convicted of these charges and other traffic violations. On top of that, they may also result in a significant increase in your insurance premiums or render you uninsurable.

Applying For Refugee Status

Applying for refugee status within Canada allows individuals who face a legitimate fear of being persecuted in their home country a chance to become a Canadian resident. This is different than applying for residency under compassionate and humanitarian grounds, which provides for individuals facing undue hardship, such as domestic violence.