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Experienced representation for summary conviction matters.
Being charged with a criminal offence can be overwhelming and stressful. A criminal conviction may have lasting consequences, including fines, a criminal record, difficulties securing employment, and restrictions on travel.
We provide professional legal representation for criminal matters that fall within the authorized scope of practice for licensed paralegals in Ontario. We are committed to protecting your rights, explaining your legal options, and advocating for the best possible outcome in your case.
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We provide legal assistance with eligible summary conviction matters, including:
Every criminal case is unique. We take the time to:
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Ask a question →Summary conviction offences are generally less serious criminal offences that are prosecuted in the Ontario Court of Justice. Licensed paralegals may represent clients only in those summary conviction matters authorized under Ontario law.
Yes, but only for criminal matters that fall within a licensed paralegal's authorized scope of practice. If your matter falls outside our authorized scope, we will advise you accordingly and, where appropriate, recommend that you seek representation from a lawyer.
A conviction may result in a criminal record depending on the offence and the outcome of your case. During your consultation, we will explain the potential consequences and discuss available options.
Every case is different. Depending on the evidence, your background, and the circumstances of the offence, the Crown may agree to withdraw the charge, offer diversion, or resolve the matter without a trial. We will review your case and pursue all appropriate resolution options.
You should never plead guilty without first obtaining legal advice. We will review the evidence, explain the strengths and weaknesses of your case, and help you make an informed decision.
If you have been charged with a criminal offence, you should seek legal advice as soon as possible. Early legal representation can significantly affect the outcome of your case.
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