Around 50% of Canadians will represent themselves in court in 2017. Representing themselves alone creates situations in which most citizens are ill-equipped. To be able to take charge of your own fate, it is essential to acquire certain basic knowledge. There are indeed technological and economic tools that can help make informed and informed decisions. In this sense, we will present in this blog in particular, when and how to give a formal notice, when to hire a lawyer, how to represent oneself, negotiate or sue, etc.
In the coming weeks, we will discuss common cases that may affect you in daily life: formal notice, latent defects, neighborhood disturbances, management of unpaid invoices, unpaid rent problems and many other practical matters.