Small Claims Court
Representation for eligible claims and defences involving unpaid accounts, contracts, property damage and other Small Claims Court disputes.
PenWise Law provides paralegal representation for Small Claims Court matters, landlord and tenant disputes, traffic and provincial offences, and certain summary conviction matters within the permitted scope of Ontario paralegal practice.
Book a ConsultationIftikhar Khan is a licensed Ontario paralegal and Notary Public with PenWise Law. Each matter is assessed individually to confirm scope, next steps and the appropriate representation.
Representation for eligible claims and defences involving unpaid accounts, contracts, property damage and other Small Claims Court disputes.
Assistance with residential landlord and tenant disputes and proceedings before the Landlord and Tenant Board.
Representation for traffic violations and other matters prosecuted under Ontario's Provincial Offences Act, where within permitted scope.
Representation in permitted summary conviction matters, including certain assault charges, theft under $5,000 and fraud under $5,000, subject to the circumstances and applicable scope of practice.
Iftikhar focuses on understanding the circumstances, explaining the available options and helping clients move forward with a clear plan. Whether the matter involves a dispute, a provincial offence or a permitted criminal charge, the first step is determining what process applies and what needs attention.
Paralegal representation is available only where the matter falls within the permitted scope of Ontario paralegal practice. Fees depend on the nature, stage and complexity of the matter and will be explained before PenWise Law is retained.
Initial consultation: $99 + HST, up to 30 minutes. If you retain PenWise Law for the matter discussed, your $99 consultation fee will be credited toward your professional fee.
Consultation credits are subject to the terms of the retainer.
Inquiries and appointment requests are accepted 24/7. In-person and virtual appointments are available.
Bring your release documents, appearance notice or undertaking, and any disclosure you have received.