Ontario Traffic Ticket Defence & Professional Notary Services
Specialized legal representation for Highway Traffic Act offences, plus official Notary Public and Commissioner of Oaths services in Etobicoke.
Speeding Tickets
Reduce or dismiss speeding charges before they hit your record and insurance.
Careless Driving
Serious HTA charge with 6 demerit points and major insurance consequences — fight it properly.
Stop Sign Violations
Fail-to-stop tickets add 3 demerit points and raise premiums — often defensible on technicalities.
Stunt Driving
Immediate 30-day licence suspension and 14-day vehicle impound — act within 15 days.
Red Light Tickets
Officer-issued and camera-issued red light tickets treated very differently — know the difference.
Driving Without Insurance
Minimum $5,000 fine on first offence — one of the costliest provincial charges in Ontario.
Turn Not in Safety
Broad, subjective charge often issued after minor collisions — very defensible with the right approach.
Driving Under Suspension
Mandatory 6-month suspension on conviction — never plead without speaking to a paralegal first.
Distracted Driving / Cellphone Use
3 demerit points, 3-day suspension on first conviction, and steep insurance consequences.
Demerit Points Removal / Reduction
Protect your licence and insurance rate by reducing accumulated demerit points on your record.
Seatbelt Violations
A quick $200 ticket that still carries demerit points and an insurance hit — often reducible.
Driving Without a Licence
No demerit points, but a conviction and possible 7-day vehicle impound make this worth fighting.
Failing to Remain at the Scene
The highest demerit-point HTA offence — 7 points, up to $2,000, and possible licence suspension.
HOV Lane Violations
Using the carpool lane without enough occupants — a fast, common ticket on the 400-series highways.
Failing to Stop for a School Bus
6 demerit points and a mandatory $400+ fine — one of the most aggressively enforced HTA offences.
Failure to Yield
A common right-of-way charge after a collision — 3 demerit points and often disputable.
Failure to Yield to a Pedestrian
A priority-enforcement charge at crosswalks — 4 demerit points and treated seriously by prosecutors.
Following Too Closely
Tailgating charge carrying 4 demerit points — an automatic 30-day suspension risk for novice drivers.
Disobeying Signs
A broad catch-all for ignoring posted regulatory signs — 2 demerit points, often technical to prove.
CVOR & Commercial Driver Tickets
For AZ/DZ and commercial licence holders — convictions affect your CVOR record and employment.
Notary Public
Fast, reliable notary signing and document certification in Etobicoke & Toronto.
Commissioner of Oaths
Official commissioning of affidavits, declarations, and legal oaths in Ontario.
Theft Under $5000 & Shoplifting
Theft under $5,000 is a hybrid Criminal Code offence that can result in a permanent criminal record, even for first-time offenders. Skilled defence can lead to diversion, reduced charges, or outright acquittal.
Fail to Stop After Accident
Failing to stop after an accident is a serious Criminal Code offence that carries mandatory licence suspension, possible jail time, and a permanent criminal record. Do not speak to police without legal counsel.
Driving While Disqualified
Driving while your licence is suspended or disqualified is a Criminal Code offence carrying mandatory jail time on repeat convictions, vehicle impoundment, and extended prohibition orders.
Dangerous Driving
Dangerous driving is a serious Criminal Code offence involving operation of a vehicle in a manner that endangers the public. It carries mandatory licence prohibitions, potential imprisonment, and a permanent criminal record.
Mischief to Property
Mischief to property under $5,000 is a Criminal Code offence covering vandalism, graffiti, and intentional property damage. A conviction results in a criminal record that can affect employment and travel.
Failure to Appear
Failing to appear in court or to comply with a release order is a Criminal Code offence that results in an additional criminal charge, a bench warrant, and potential bail denial on future matters.
Got a ticket? Don't just pay it.
Paying results in a permanent record, demerit points, and insurance rate hikes. Speak to us first — the consultation is 100% free and there's no obligation.