What we handle

Six kinds of matter, each with its own forms, dates and traps. Pick the one closest to your problem.

Tenant isn't paying rent
N4 · L1
The notice served correctly, the application filed, and arrears and eviction pursued at the hearing.
You need the unit back
N12 · N13 · L2
For your own use, a family member, a purchaser, or major renovation work.
Damage, disturbance or illegal activity
N5 · N6 · N7 · L2
Behaviour that affects the property, other tenants or safety.
Tenant left owing money
L10 · SUPERIOR COURT
Recovering arrears and damage costs after they have moved out, at the Board or in court.
Challenging or defending an order
REVIEW · APPEAL
Reviews at the Board and appeals to the Divisional Court.
Order in hand, tenant still there
ENFORCEMENT
Filing with the Court Enforcement Office so the Sheriff can carry out the eviction.
Your tenant has applied to the Board
T1 · T2 · T5 · T6
Responding to a tenant's claim about rent, repairs, harassment or a bad-faith notice.
Someone else is living in the unit
A2 · N14
Unauthorized occupants, sublets and assignments, and what the Board can order.
Raising the rent
N1 · N2 · N10 · L5
Notices, the yearly guideline, exempt units and above-guideline increases.
Ending a tenancy by agreement
N11 · L3
An agreement to end the tenancy written correctly, and the next step if the tenant does not leave.
When it goes to court
DIVISIONAL COURT · SUPERIOR COURT
Appeals, judicial review and court claims, when a matter moves beyond the Board.

How it works

How a matter runs

Call
Tell us the city, the problem and any hearing date. We check for conflicts first.
Notice
The right form, with the right dates, served the right way.
Application
Filed with the Board, with your evidence organized and submitted.
Hearing
We represent you, negotiate where it helps and argue it where it doesn't.
Order and enforcement
If the tenant doesn't comply, we file with the Sheriff to enforce it.