FAQ


What is a Paralegal?


Ontarians have a choice when it comes to legal services — paralegals and lawyers can help you solve your legal problems and protect your rights.Paralegals are an integral part of the legal system. They are professionally educated and insured and are licensed by the Law Society of Ontario to serve the public and provide access to justice. Paralegals can provide an affordable option for those in need of legal services or representation. This helps to reduce self-represented litigants in court cases and deters people from seeking advice from non-regulated legal resources or individuals who may lead them astray. Paralegals often have many years of experience in-court and at tribunals. They are licensed to independently represent people in small claims court, traffic court, some criminal matters and before tribunals.

Why the name AnderDon?


Ander is part of Donald Anderson's last name and "Don" comes from his wife's maiden name, "Donohue"

Other Questions?


Can paralegals operate outside of Ontario?

No, paralegals in Ontario are mandated for Ontario only.

Will the paralegal be able to drive me to the courthouse or tribunal?

Sure, that service can be arranged.

Do I pay anything upfront?

Yes, there is a $200 plus HST deposit.

Do you work with other lawyers or paralegals regarding a case?

Yes, but it is conducted while upholding strict client confidentiality standards.

When were you called to your license?

December 14, 2011