Tenancy disputes move quickly and the rules are technical. At Kuner Law, we advise and represent both landlords and tenants in Mississauga and across Ontario on leases, notices, arrears, maintenance, and Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) proceedings, as well as commercial lease disputes. We make sure the right forms are used, deadlines are met, and your position is presented clearly and persuasively.
Whether you are a landlord seeking to enforce your rights or a tenant facing eviction, we help you understand your options and pursue the outcome that protects your interests.
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Position Check
We review your lease, notices, and timeline, and tell you where you stand.
Strategy
We choose the right process and the right forms, and we map the deadlines.
Representation
We prepare your evidence and advocate for you at the LTB or in court.
Resolution
We pursue the result that best protects your property or your home and explain each option along the way.
Both Sides Understood
Acting for landlords and tenants gives us a sharper view of every dispute.
Detail That Wins
Tenancy cases turn on technicalities, and we get them right.
Calm, Clear Support
We keep a stressful process organized and understandable.
Frequently asked questions
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Ask Us DirectlyHow does the eviction process work in Ontario?
A landlord must serve the correct notice, then apply to the Landlord and Tenant Board, which holds a hearing before any eviction order can be issued. We make sure each step is done properly, whether you are a landlord or a tenant.
What is an N12 notice?
An N12 is a notice a landlord uses to end a tenancy because the landlord, a purchaser, or a close family member intends to move in. It carries strict requirements and compensation rules under Ontario law.
How long does an LTB hearing take to schedule?
Wait times vary and can be lengthy; we help you prepare while the matter is pending and keep you updated on scheduling.
Can a tenant fight an eviction?
Yes. Tenants can dispute improper notices, raise maintenance and bad-faith issues, and present a defence at the Landlord and Tenant Board hearing.
Do you handle commercial leases too?
Yes. Commercial tenancies follow different rules from residential ones, and we advise and represent clients on both.
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