A boutique paralegal practice serving the Greater Toronto Area — Small Claims, Landlord & Tenant Board, WSIB, Social Benefits Tribunal, debt collection, small business & transportation industry support, and notarization.
Comprehensive paralegal services within the scope authorized by the Law Society of Ontario.
Representation in virtually any civil dispute up to $50,000 (limit increased October 2025) at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice — from contracts to collections to property damage.
Representation for both landlords and tenants before the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB).
Recover what you are owed — or defend against collection action — through Small Claims Court procedures.
Representation in matters before the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) and on appeal to the Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal (WSIAT).
Appeals before the Social Benefits Tribunal (SBT) — including matters involving the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) and Ontario Works (OW).
Careful preparation and review of legal documents within paralegal scope.
In-person or virtual (where permitted) notarization and oath commissioning.
One-on-one consultations to assess your matter, your options, and the realistic path forward.
Other administrative tribunal matters within paralegal scope are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Please reach out to discuss whether the practice can assist with your specific matter.
Practical legal support drawn from over a decade of corporate experience and five-plus years working in the legal field.
Small business owners often need accessible, no-nonsense help — for contracts that need reviewing, invoices that aren't getting paid, and disputes that need to resolve before they consume the week.
This practice brings a combination not commonly found at the boutique level: real-world commercial understanding from over ten years inside corporate environments, paired with five-plus years working in the legal field. Clients work with someone who has lived inside their world.
Practical paralegal support for the transportation sector — drawn from direct experience in the industry.
Industry experience matters. Knowing the difference between a freight broker and a freight forwarder, recognizing the practical implications of demurrage versus detention, understanding how a Bill of Lading actually flows through a chain — these are things learned in the field.
The practice brings that working knowledge to every transportation file: carriers, brokers, shippers, consignees, and freight intermediaries dealing with disputes, unpaid invoices, cargo claims, and the day-to-day commercial frictions of moving freight.
Representation in Small Claims Court for transportation disputes up to $50,000.
Sworn statements and attestations frequently needed in transportation matters.
Document review, drafting within scope, and consultation services.
A boutique practice means careful attention. Every file matters here.
You are not a file number. Each matter is handled directly with care, with realistic guidance about what the path ahead looks like.
Flat-fee structures wherever possible, with a clear written estimate before any work begins. No surprises on your invoice.
Updates on your matter throughout. Phone, email, and virtual consultations available — whichever fits your schedule.
Every service offered is within the scope authorized by the Law Society of Ontario for licensed paralegals — and clearly explained.
Legal language translated into something you can act on. You will leave each consultation knowing where you stand and what comes next.
A reserved portion of practice time is dedicated to matters for clients facing financial hardship. See the Pro Bono section for details.
SKJ Paralegal Services & Notary Public is a boutique practice founded on a simple belief: legal guidance should feel personal, not procedural.
Operating as a Licensed Paralegal in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario and as a Commissioner of Oaths, the practice provides representation in Small Claims Court, the Landlord and Tenant Board, WSIB and Social Benefits Tribunal matters, debt and collection work, document drafting and review, and notary services — with other tribunal matters reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
The practice draws on over ten years of corporate business experience — including direct experience in transportation, logistics, and supply chain — combined with more than five years working in the legal field. This combination brings real-world commercial understanding to every matter — and is particularly valuable for small business owners and transportation industry clients navigating disputes, collections, and contract issues.
Based in Etobicoke and serving clients across the Greater Toronto Area and Ontario-wide, every matter begins the same way — with listening. To your situation, your timeline, and the outcome you are hoping for. From there, the path forward is mapped out in plain language, with a clear written estimate and steady communication along the way.
A clear, five-step process from first contact to resolution.
Phone or email to schedule your free 15-minute initial consultation.
A focused discussion of your matter — by phone, video, or in person.
A flat-fee retainer agreement, signed electronically. No surprises.
Secure document upload through encrypted file sharing.
Diligent advocacy through to resolution, with regular updates throughout.
For clients outside Ontario, general consultations and certain document services are available — drawing on a decade of corporate experience and the practical legal background of this practice, without crossing into the practice of law in jurisdictions where this practice is not licensed.
Access to legal services should not depend on circumstance alone. A reserved portion of the practice's annual capacity is set aside for pro bono and reduced-fee matters — for individuals facing genuine financial hardship who would otherwise go unrepresented.
Pro bono and reduced-fee work is considered case-by-case, with priority given to vulnerable tenants facing eviction, individuals dealing with consumer debt issues, and other matters where the absence of representation would create disproportionate harm.
If you believe you may qualify, please mention this when you reach out.
Inquire About Pro BonoBased in Etobicoke, serving clients across the Greater Toronto Area — and Ontario-wide for matters that can be handled remotely.
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