Frequently Asked Questions
Paralegals are legal representative, licensed by the Law Society of Ontario to offer legal services within a limited scope, in the province of Ontario. They are professionally trained and insured to take a matter. They can provide an affordable option for those in need of legal services or representation.
Siocon Paralegal Services offers a free 30 minutes consultation. When you decide to retain SPS services, our fees are transparent and discussed with clients before any work begins. The cost depends on the nature and complexity of the matter.
No legal professional can guarantee a specific outcome. However, SPS work diligently to review the evidence, identify possible defenses, and represent your interests effectively.
It is important to act promptly. Review the ticket carefully and note the deadline to respond. Contacting a paralegal early allows us to review your options and help you determine the best course of action.
We are committed to professionalism, transparency, and client-focused service. Our goal is to provide knowledgeable guidance and strong representation while keeping our clients informed throughout the process.
Yes. Licensed paralegals in Ontario are authorized to represent clients in certain legal matters, including Provincial Offences Court, Small Claims Court, and some tribunal matters.
Under the Highway Traffic Act, stunt driving includes excessive speeding (usually 40 km/h or more over the limit where the limit is under 80 km/h, or 50 km/h over where the limit is 80 km/h or higher), racing, performing dangerous maneuvers, or driving in a way that intentionally shows off or risks public safety.
In most cases, the officer may issue an immediate roadside license suspension and the vehicle may be impounded for 14 days. The driver will also receive a court summons or offence notice for the charge.
Possible penalties under Section 172 of the Highway Traffic Act, upon conviction in court – – Fine: minimum of $2,000 up to $10,000;
– Demerit points: 6 points;
– License suspension: 1-3 years (for a first conviction), 3-10 years (for a second conviction, Lifetime suspension (reducible after 10 years);
– Possible jail sentence: up to 6 months
– Mandatory driver improvement course before license reinstatement.
A conviction can also significantly increase insurance premiums or make it difficult to obtain insurance coverage.
A stunt driving charge can carry serious consequences. Speaking with a Lawyer or a Licensed Paralegal can help you understand the legal process, your rights, and the possible options available in your case.
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