Canada Notary prepares and commissions documents, but we don’t give legal advice or go to court for you. If you need someone on your side, Avion Law can help. Choose the option that fits your matter below.
For family law (separation, divorce, parenting, support, property) and civil litigation in the Superior Court of Justice.
For Small Claims Court matters, whether you’re suing someone or being sued (claims up to the Small Claims limit).
This form is for people looking to hire a lawyer. It goes directly to Avion Law, not Canada Notary. Avion Law will contact you about a consultation, unbundled services or representation.
This form is for people looking for paralegal representation in Small Claims Court. It goes directly to Avion Law, not Canada Notary.
No. Avion Law is an independent legal practice. Canada Notary doesn’t receive your intake form or any referral fee. Your information goes straight to Avion Law.
In Ontario, licensed paralegals can represent you in Small Claims Court and some tribunals. Family law and Superior Court civil litigation require a lawyer.
Instead of hiring a lawyer for your whole case, you pay only for the parts you need help with, such as reviewing your forms, drafting a document, or coaching before a court date.
That’s what Canada Notary does. See our common forms, or book an appointment at any of our offices.
Canada Notary does not provide legal advice or legal representation. Submitting a form does not create a lawyer-client or paralegal-client relationship until Avion Law confirms it with you.
Canada Notary has offices across Ontario and online commissioning by video.
We handle the Hague Apostille and Embassy Legalization process for you.
