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About Us
Traffic Tickets Paralegal in Ontario
Christian Boada is a highly accomplished legal professional with a law degree, Ontario paralegal license and police foundation diploma. Since 2013, he has been the founder and principal paralegal of Boada Legal Services Inc., a prominent legal practice based in Toronto.
Prior to starting his own practice, Christian worked at a criminal law firm where he gained valuable experience representing clients facing serious criminal charges. He honed his legal skills, developed a deep understanding of the criminal justice system, and learned how to provide his clients with the best possible legal representation.
Whether you are facing a criminal charge (permitted summary offences), a traffic ticket, a landlord-tenant dispute, a small claims court matter, or any other legal challenge, Christian and his team at Boada Legal Services Inc. are here to help. With their experience and dedication to client service, they can guide you through the legal process and help you achieve the best possible outcome for your case.
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Practice Areas
What we can offer you
Careless Driving
Driving Without
Insurance
Driving While Under Suspension
Failure to Yield or Improper Turns
Common CVOR Charges
Frequently Asked Questions
A traffic ticket can lead to demerit points, higher insurance premiums, or licence suspension.
At Boada Legal Services Inc. , we review the evidence, identify potential defences, and work toward a withdrawal, dismissal, or reduced charge where possible.
Our goal is to minimize the impact on your driving record. Results depend on the evidence and circumstances of each case.
Your driver’s licence may be suspended for several reasons, including:
Accumulating 15 or more demerit points as a fully licensed driver.
Failing to respond to a traffic ticket, which may result in a conviction and subsequent suspension.
Failing to pay an outstanding traffic ticket fine.
Convictions for certain offences, such as stunt driving, careless driving, or driving while under suspension, depending on the applicable law and circumstances.
Violating graduated licensing conditions or triggering escalating sanctions as a novice driver.
The Provincial Offences Act requires a person charged to respond within 15 days of being served with the traffic ticket. Any time beyond that and you may be convicted without a hearing as being deemed not to dispute the charge on your traffic violation ticket. Consultations with one of our representatives can be done during or outside of normal business hours. You’re busy and we get that. We’ll schedule a time most convenient for you so you can get the answers you need right away.
If a fine is not paid within the time period provided by the court, additional costs are imposed and the amount may be forwarded to a collection agency or a request may be made by the court to the Ministry of Transportation to have your licence suspended. If, after a licence is suspended the fine is paid, an additional fee is payable to the Ministry of Transportation to reinstate the licence. Before this happens, call one of our Boada Legal Services Inc. representatives to discuss your matter.
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