Residential tenancy problems and commercial leases, handled by lawyers who know the rules on both sides of the door.
Landlord and tenant law is deadline-driven: notices must use the right form, disputes go to the right tribunal, and a missed date can cost months. Whether you are a landlord chasing arrears or a tenant facing an eviction notice, early advice changes outcomes.
Olanur matches landlords, tenants and business owners with verified lawyers for Residential Tenancies Act issues and commercial lease work.
Olanur is a legal matching platform, not a law firm. The services described on this page are performed by independent licensed lawyers and legal professionals you can be matched with, and each sets their own fees.
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A consultation on Residential Tenancies Act issues for landlords or tenants: rent, eviction, repairs, notices and disputes.
A professional checks a tenancy notice for validity, deadlines and evidence before you file on it or respond to it. Many notices fail on technicalities, and knowing that early changes everything.
Preparation of a Landlord and Tenant Board application for arrears, eviction, damages or other tenant issues, with the notices and evidence lined up so the hearing is not wasted.
Preparation of a tenant application about repairs, harassment, illegal charges, lockouts or maintenance problems, with the evidence organized and the remedy spelled out.
A licensed professional prepares for and attends one Landlord and Tenant Board hearing or case conference on your behalf.
Drafting or review of a repayment plan or settlement for rent arrears, written so it is actually enforceable instead of just hopeful.
Review of a commercial lease before signing or renewal, flagging the risks in rent, term, repairs, default, assignment and personal guarantees.
Drafting of a commercial lease for landlords renting out retail, office or other commercial space.
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Do not move out or ignore it. Many notices are invalid because of form or timing errors, and a notice alone does not end your tenancy. Get advice quickly, because your response options narrow as hearing dates approach.
Yes. Commercial tenants have almost none of the protections residential tenants get, and standard leases are written for the landlord. Personal guarantees, repair obligations and demolition clauses are the traps a review catches.
Yes. Describe your side of the issue and Olanur matches you with verified lawyers who act for landlords, tenants or commercial parties, depending on what you need.
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