OTHER PRACTICE AREAS

The Construction Lien Act provides special rights not available to other business in Ontario. Generally, in order to sue for unpaid work, one must have a contract with the party whom you are seeking monies (this is called “privity of contract”). Under the Construction Lien Act “privity” of contract” is not required as a trade has the right to place a construction lien against the property for which they provided services and/or materials.

At Pranzitelli Law Firm, we are here for your business.  Our corporate law practice includes assisting Ontario companies with the following:

At Pranzitelli Law Firm, we have experience representing clients in a diverse range of business and personal disputes. No matter your circumstances, our litigators possess the skills and expertise to achieve the best possible outcome.   Our goal is to assist you with righting a wrong, honouring an agreement, settling a dispute and getting you reasonable compensation for your matter.   We know that civil litigation can be stressful and time consuming.  We strive to explain the processes and provide realistic outcome scenarios and assessments of success to reduce the anxiety and unknowns.

Debt collection can be a serious worry when it comes protecting your family and assets. At Pranzitelli Law Firm, we can help you with any debt collection situation. In Ontario there are various reasonable and unreasonable collection practices that must be obeyed by debt collectors. Having a Lawyer who is well-versed in debt-related law is a valuable asset if you find yourself in any sort of lawsuit or legal situation. The Lawyers at Pranzitelli Law Firm are trained in such legal areas and can offer a thorough understanding of any situation and provide the best relative courses for action.

Breaches of contract occur every day. Individuals, as well as companies, frequently enter into contracts. You may have had a contract with a friend for a loan, contracted for the renovation of your home, or engaged in any number of transactions that created obligations on the part of other parties, which you feel are not being honoured.

Divorce can be a hard and confusing topic to understand. There are essentially three types of divorce – simple uncontested divorce, joint uncontested divorce, and divorce with other contested relief.