Get practical help with civil claims, rental disputes, traffic tickets, provincial offences, contractor problems and notary documents from our St. Catharines office.
Paragon Paralegal Services operates from 9 Welland Ave in St. Catharines. In-person consultations and notary appointments are available by confirmed appointment so we can verify availability and tell you what to bring.
You can also begin by phone or through the form on this page. An initial intake helps us identify whether the matter is within our scope, which dates are urgent and whether an office meeting is necessary.
A ticket, claim, notice, contract or tribunal application often contains the deadline and legal route we need to review first.
Choose the service closest to your issue. Each detailed page explains the types of matters we accept, the evidence that may be useful and how representation can work.
Help starting or defending claims involving unpaid invoices, contracts, property damage, loans and other eligible civil disputes.
Explore Small Claims Court help →Applications, notices, evidence, negotiation and hearing representation for St. Catharines landlords and tenants.
Explore LTB help →Review of speeding, careless driving, handheld-device and other traffic charges before you decide how to respond.
Explore traffic ticket help →Representation for select charges under Ontario legislation, including fire-safety and Smoke-Free Ontario Act matters.
Explore provincial offence help →Support with deficient renovations, unfinished work, payment disputes and the evidence needed for a civil claim or defence.
Explore defective work claims →Appointments for affidavits, declarations, certified copies and notarizations at the St. Catharines office.
Explore notary services →Our office and the courthouse are separate locations. Do not attend either location without confirming the purpose, date and required documents first.
Office consultations and notary services are available by confirmed appointment. Call or submit the intake form before arriving so we can confirm timing, accessibility needs and the documents required for your matter.
The Ontario court directory lists the St. Catharines Courthouse at 59 Church Street and identifies services available at that location, including Small Claims Court. Your own notice or court communication controls where and how you must attend.
Court locations, counter hours and available services can change. Confirm the current details on the official Ontario court listing and follow the instructions on your own notice.
Starting early gives us time to identify deadlines and request the documents needed for a useful consultation.
Tell us what happened, the date on your ticket or notice, and whether any hearing, filing or payment deadline is approaching.
We assess whether the matter fits our permitted services and whether the next step should be by phone, online or at the office.
We explain which documents to organize, what timing matters and how the consultation or representation process will work.
Our St. Catharines office is at 9 Welland Ave, St. Catharines, Ontario L2R 2M1. In-person consultations and notary services are available by confirmed appointment. Please call or submit the form before attending.
We assist with eligible Small Claims Court matters, Landlord and Tenant Board disputes, traffic tickets, select provincial offences, contractor and defective-work disputes, permitted summary criminal matters and notary public services. We review the facts before confirming that a matter is within our scope.
Not necessarily. Venue and attendance depend on the type of matter, where events occurred, the court or tribunal rules and the instructions on your notice. Some steps or hearings may also take place remotely. Always follow the official document issued for your matter.
Start with a short timeline, the document that created the issue, any upcoming date and the result you want. Do not send highly sensitive material through the general form. We can tell you how to provide additional documents after the initial intake.
Include the type of matter and any deadline, court date or hearing date. We will review the inquiry and explain the most useful next step.
We respond within one business day.