Our Services

Triple A Legal Services provides tailored support, cost-effective solutions, and expert guidance through a personalized approach. The focus is on delivering high-quality legal representation that is accessible and specific to the unique needs of each client.

A conflict of interest check and a formal retainer agreement are mandated for all services, with the exception of the Commissioning of Affidavits and Statutory Declarations. The retainer agreement provides a clear and detailed breakdown of the scope of work and all associated costs to ensure transparency.

Paralegals are regulated in Canada, although rules vary significantly by province. In Ontario, the Law Society of Ontario (LSO) oversees paralegals, requiring them to meet rigorous education requirements, obtain licensing, and follow strict professional standards to ensure ethical competence. In other provinces, regulation may vary, which can impact the specific types of services offered.

To initiate the scheduling of a consultation, individuals are invited to complete the contact form located at the bottom of the page or reach out directly via email. This initial step facilitates a discussion regarding specific needs and concerns, ensuring that the necessary guidance is provided promptly.

A paralegal career typically requires the completion of a specialized program at an accredited institution. These programs provide essential training in legal research, civil litigation, criminal law, and advocacy. In regulated provinces like Ontario, candidates must complete an accredited program, pass a formal licensing examination, and meet ongoing professional and ethical standards. These requirements ensure that licensed paralegals are fully qualified to handle matters such as small claims disputes, landlord-tenant issues, and traffic infractions.

In Canada, paralegals are authorized to represent clients in certain criminal matters under Section 802.1 of the Criminal Code of Canada. This authority typically covers summary conviction offences where the maximum penalty is six months’ imprisonment. Representation authority is provincially governed; for example, licensed paralegals under the Law Society of Ontario are authorized for such cases. Triple A Legal Services maintains a special authorization to represent clients in Summary Criminal Convictions.