Know your rights as an Ontario tenant.
The Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 gives tenants strong protections around entry, repairs, privacy, rent and eviction. We help tenants assert those rights properly — in writing, and before the Landlord and Tenant Board when necessary.
- T1, T2, T5 and T6 applications
- Illegal entry, harassment and privacy issues
- Maintenance, repairs and rent abatements
- Defending eviction applications
How We Help
Enforcing tenant protections the Board recognises.
A well-documented complaint carries far more weight than a verbal one. We build the record, choose the right application, and present it clearly at the hearing.
Illegal Entry & Privacy
Notice requirements, lock changes and repeated entries that interfere with reasonable enjoyment.
Maintenance & Repairs
T6 applications for outstanding repairs, pest issues, heat and vital services, with abatement claims.
Harassment & Interference
T2 applications where a landlord's conduct substantially interferes with your tenancy.
Illegal Charges & Deposits
Recovering illegal fees, unlawful rent increases and deposits held contrary to the Act.
Bad-Faith Evictions
T5 applications where an N12 or N13 was served in bad faith and the unit was not used as claimed.
Eviction Defence
Full representation where a landlord has applied to terminate your tenancy.
What To Bring
Bring these to your consultation.
- Your lease and any renewal or addendum
- Rent receipts or proof of payment
- Written repair requests and the landlord's replies
- Photographs, videos or inspection reports
- Texts, emails and letters from your landlord
- Any notices, applications or Board orders received
Our Process
From first call to Board order.
Confidential Intake
Describe what has happened in your tenancy. We reply within 24 business hours.
Rights Assessment
We identify which sections of the Act apply and what remedies the Board can award.
Application & Evidence
We prepare the correct T-form, assemble your evidence and file with the Board.
Hearing Advocacy
We appear for you, examine witnesses and make submissions on remedy.
Your tenancy is worth protecting.
Speak with a licensed Ontario paralegal about your rights — confidentially.
Related Pages
More Landlord & Tenant help.
Eviction Help
N4, N5, N12 and L1/L2 applications — for landlords enforcing and tenants defending.
Read moreLandlord Legal Help
Arrears, damage, persistent late payment and full LTB hearing representation.
Read moreLease & Rent Disputes
Rent increases, AGIs, deposits, lease terms and rent reduction applications.
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Common Questions
Answers before you commit.
Still have questions? Call (437) 755-5816 for a free consultation.
Can my landlord enter my unit without notice?
Except in an emergency or where you consent, a landlord must give 24 hours' written notice stating the reason and a time between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Repeated illegal entry can support a T2 application for interference with reasonable enjoyment.
My landlord will not make repairs. What can I do?
Landlords must maintain a rental unit in a good state of repair regardless of who caused the issue. After written requests go unanswered, a T6 application asks the Board for a rent abatement, repair orders and, in some cases, costs.
I was evicted for the landlord's personal use and it was not genuine.
If a landlord served an N12 or N13 in bad faith, a former tenant may file a T5 application within one year of moving out. Remedies can include the rent difference, moving costs and an administrative fine.