Tenant Guides
Step-by-step guides to protect your rights
Evidence Collection Guide
Learn how to photograph damage, save communications, build a timeline, and document issues that prove your landlord violated your rights.
Communication Strategy Guide
Master written communication with your landlord. Use templates, legal frameworks, and proven language that protects your rights and creates evidence.
LTB Application Guide
Step-by-step guide to filing a Landlord and Tenant Board application online. Understand T1, T2, and T6 forms, fees, and what happens after you file.
LTB Hearing Preparation
Prepare for your hearing: organize evidence, practice your statement, know what to bring, and understand what to expect from start to finish.
Working with a Paralegal or Lawyer
When to hire help, how to find a licensed professional, understand fee structures, and what paralegals can do at the LTB.
How to Use These Guides
Start with Evidence Collection
If you're in an active dispute with your landlord, start here. Learn to photograph damage with timestamps, save all communications, and build a solid record of your landlord's violations.
Use Communication Templates
Once you understand your situation, read the Communication Guide. Learn how to write effective repair requests, dispute notices, and eviction responses that reference specific RTA sections.
File Your LTB Application
When you're ready to escalate, follow the LTB Application Guide to file online. Understand which form you need (T1, T2, T6) and what evidence to attach.
Prepare for Your Hearing
Use the Hearing Preparation Guide to organize your evidence, practice your statement, and understand what to expect. Know your rights when you walk into that hearing room.
Consider Professional Help
If your case is complex or you need support, read about working with paralegals and lawyers. Many cases don't need professional help, but know your options.
Ready to Protect Your Rights?
Start with the Evidence Collection Guide if you're documenting an ongoing issue, or jump to the guide that matches your situation.
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