Amanda J Edwin, Paralegal & Notary Public

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Community Legal Education Ontario

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Your free guide to laws in Ontario that affect you. Learn about your rights in landlord and tenant issues, human rights, employment matters, debt and consumer, identity theft, leasing a vehicle, family law and much more. Click on the link to visit the CLEO site.

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Small claims forms

Community Legal Education Ontario

Access the most up-to-date Small Claims Forms that you need for your case. Using an incorrect or outdated form will result in your form being rejected by the court clerk.

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Landlord and Tenant forms

Community Legal Education Ontario

Landlord and Tenant forms

Do you need to file an application at the LTB? Access the forms that you will require along with the instructions for completing and filing. Always seek independent legal advice before proceeding. Click on the link below to access the LTB Forms.

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legal aid

Take action against an illegal practitioner

Landlord and Tenant forms

If you are charged with a criminal offence and cannot afford a lawyer, you may qualify for legal aid. Contact Legal Aid and find out your options.

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Find a Paralegal or lawyer

Take action against an illegal practitioner

The Law Society of Ontario provides a directory of licenced paralegals and lawyers throughout Ontario. They also offer a referral service whereby they connect you with a legal professional for a free consultation.

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Take action against an illegal practitioner

If you hire an illegal practitioner, you may have no recourse if something goes poorly with your case. The Law Society of Ontario protects the public. Follow the link to find out more about how you can take action against an illegal practitioner.

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Statutory Declaration Form CCDC 9B – 2018

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The CCDC 9B – 2018 Statutory Declaration of Progress Payment Distribution by Subcontractor is a formal, legally binding document used in the Canadian construction industry. It's a sworn statement made by a subcontractor as a condition for receiving either:

Second and subsequent progress payments from the general contractor.
The release of holdback funds at the end of a project or a specific stage.

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Amanda J Edwin is a licenced paralegal and an appointed Notary Public in the Province of Ontario. The information contained in this website is provided for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice on any matter. Do not act or refrain from action without first seeking a review of your circumstances from a qualified legal professional. You should not send any confidential information through this website. Transmitting information through this website does not create or constitute a paralegal-client relationship without a signed retainer agreement. By using this website, you understand and accept the warnings, and agree to waive all liability in respect to actions taken or not taken based on any or all the contents of this site. While the owner tries to ensure that the website materials are up to date, there is no guarantee of this and you should contact the company directly to answer any questions you may have.