Residential Landlord and Tenant Law

We offer various landlord-tenant law services, including legal counsel and assistance with residential tenancy disputes, eviction, Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board hearings, reviews, and appeal to the Ontario Divisional Court.

We work with both tenants and landlords, but regardless of which side we’re on, we are committed to achieving the best possible outcome in your housing matter.


Legal Services

  • Residential lease assistance

  • Eviction

  • Landlord-tenant disputes

  • Co-op or condominium disputes

  • Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) hearing representation

  • LTB order review application assistance

  • LTB order appeals to Divisional Court

And if you’re looking for housing law services that don’t fit into the categories above, contact us to see if we might still be able to assist.

Curious about pricing? Take a look at our popular flat fee Housing Assistance Packages below, which ensure Landlord and Tenant Board-related legal services pricing is transparent, predictable, and affordable for regular people.


Flat Fee Options

All flat fee options are subject to applicable tax and additional terms. We do not accept legal aid at this time.

  • With this option, the firm’s legal professionals will provide one month of assistance as-needed to address your housing matter, provided it falls within the jurisdiction of the LTB. This will include:

    • Legal advice

    • Communication with opposing parties

    • Assistance with LTB filings

    • Assistance compiling and submitting evidence

    • Hearing argument and evidence preparation

    We’ll aim to resolve your matter before it gets to the LTB, if possible (and applicable), by demonstrating to the opposing party the case that awaits them, and potentially negotiating a settlement agreement.

    When a subscription month ends, you can request renewal for another month of service either immediately or as-needed. Subscription months are not automatically renewed.

    This option does not, however, include representation by firm personnel at hearings. For that, see below.

  • This option covers representation by an experienced Green Economy Law lawyer at your LTB hearing. It is available on a per-hearing basis. It must be paired with a Subscription Month, which covers all work surrounding and leading up to the hearing.

  • This option allows you to speak to a Green Economy Law lawyer for one (1) hour about your housing-related matter and obtain legal advice. It can be conducted by phone, Zoom, or in person.

    Note: We also offer a free 15 minute consultation option with no legal advice for those interested in engaging the firm for legal services. The paid consultation is simply an option for those looking solely for immediate legal advice.


Responsive Video Embed

GELPC lawyer Marc Goldgrub speaks to CBC about co-op housing issues.


Downtown Toronto buildings and apartments, owned by landlords and rented to tenants.