Traffic Tickets
Representation for common Highway Traffic Act charges and related Provincial Offences matters.
Learn more →Our representation is tailored to your legal needs. Lexway Legal Services assists individuals and businesses with traffic tickets, Provincial Offences Act matters, landlord and tenant disputes, Small Claims Court matters, employment-related disputes, human rights matters, and Notary Public Commissioner of oaths services. We are committed to providing knowledgeable, responsive, affordable, and professional legal assistance throughout every stage of your matter.
From a traffic charge or LTB dispute to a Small Claims Court matter, Lexway helps clients understand the process, organize the file and move forward with a clear plan.
Representation for common Highway Traffic Act charges and related Provincial Offences matters.
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Support with notices, applications, disputes, negotiation and LTB proceedings.
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Claims and defences within Ontario Small Claims Court jurisdiction, including eligible matters up to $50,000.
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Commissioning and notarial services for eligible documents where legal authority applies.
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Lexway Legal Services Professional Corporation is led by Sandeep Kaur, a licensed paralegal.
We understand that legal procedures can be unfamiliar and time-sensitive. Lexway’s approach is to understand the issue, identify the appropriate process, explain the available options in plain language, and help the client prepare for the next step.
Every matter is reviewed individually for jurisdiction, conflicts, scope of practice, limitation periods or procedural deadlines, and retainer requirements.
The first contact should be simple. Lexway can then determine whether the matter is within scope and what information is needed next.
Provide your name, phone number, email and a short description of the issue.
Lexway reviews the basic issues, jurisdiction, and applicable limitation periods.
You receive a clear explanation of the process, possible next steps and documents that may be required.
If Lexway can act for you, representation begins only after conflicts and retainer requirements are completed.
A few common questions about starting a matter with Lexway.
No. Sending an inquiry does not create a paralegal-client relationship. Lexway must first review the matter, complete any conflict and scope checks, and satisfy applicable retainer requirements.
Please provide a short summary of what happened, the type of matter, the date of any upcoming hearing or deadline, and how Lexway can contact you. Avoid sending confidential documents until Lexway confirms it can receive them.
No. A service may depend on the specific tribunal or court, the remedy sought, jurisdiction, legal authority and the licensed paralegal scope of practice.
Unit 214, 1300 Steeles Avenue East, Brampton, Ontario L6T 4T2.
Send a short inquiry with your name, phone number, email and message. Please do not send confidential documents until Lexway confirms that it can act for you.