LTB hearings · Mediation · Orders · Enforcement
Whether your hearing is next week or you already have an order you need enforced, we can step in at any stage, even if you started the case yourself.
When this applies
You have a Notice of Hearing and need to be ready.
A tenant application, such as about maintenance or harassment, that you need to defend.
You want an agreement that is fair and enforceable.
The tenant hasn’t paid or moved out, and you need it enforced.
Key timelines
Updated for the Residential Tenancies Act changes in force September 21, 2026.
Where landlords get caught
Evidence that isn’t shared in time may not be considered at all.
How we handle it
We check your notices, application and deadlines, and tell you where you stand.
We put your documents and witnesses in order and share them before the deadline.
We represent you at the hearing or mediation, then help you enforce the order.
What to have ready
If something is missing, we’ll tell you what we need.
Questions
Yes. We can step in at any stage, as long as there’s time to prepare.
Most Landlord and Tenant Board hearings are held by video, so you can join from wherever you are.
The order is filed with the Court Enforcement Office (Sheriff), which schedules and carries out the eviction.
A tenant can ask for a review or appeal, and the Board can sometimes delay enforcement. We’ll tell you what to expect.
Call us as soon as you receive a Notice of Hearing. The more time we have, the stronger your case.
Prefer to handle it yourself? We also offer document review and hearing preparation. Self-represented support →
We’re here to help
Book a free 15-minute consultation and tell us what’s happening. We’ll listen, and explain how we can help.
Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. · 6733 Mississauga Road, Suite 700, Mississauga