- Small Claims Court matters up to $50,000
- Administrative Tribunal matters, including disputes before the Landlord and Tenant Board
- Provincial Offences, including Highway Traffic Act matters
- Criminal Code charges in summary conviction proceedings
- Notary service
- Paralegal licensed by the Law Society of Ontario
- Home-based operation with structured office hours
- Accommodation tailored to the client’s needs
- Service in English and in Chinese
- 五万元以内的小额诉讼
- 行政诉讼 (包括房东房客纠纷)
- 安省违规指控辩护 (包括交通告票)
- 刑法简化诉讼辩护
- 公证服务
- 安省法律协会认证的律师助理
- 居家办公服务
- 根据客户需要的通融措施
- 中英文服务
Mr. Hui Zhu emigrated from China in 1997 as a young professional. He resumed his 3M career at 3M Oxford Park in London. After 33 years of cumulative service, he retired from his R&D post in 2024.
Driven by the interest in law, he sought Paralegal education at Fanshawe College. He graduated in 2025 after achieving Dean’s Honour Roll throughout the program.
During his study, he completed work placements at two paralegal firms. He also shadowed at a third paralegal firm to broaden his knowledge. In January 2026, he received the P1 License from the Law Society of Ontario.
Mr. Zhu desires to contribute to society by devoting his available time and knowledge to a just cause. In the past, he volunteered as Choir Treasurer and as Webmaster for several years at Amabile Choirs and London Senior Games, respectively.
Small Claims: Initiate or defend a litigation in the Small Claims Court for monetary damages or personal property valued under $50,000.
Landlord/Tenant Disputes: Settle disputes between landlord and tenant by filing applications and attending hearings before the Landlord and Tenant Board.
POA matters: Defend alleged charges under the Provincial Offences Act, the Highway Traffic Act, or municipal By-Laws before the Provincial Offences Court.
Criminal matters: Defend alleged charges under the Criminal Code in a Summary Conviction Proceeding before the Ontario Court of Justice.
Notary Services: Certify copies of documents and commission oath.
Disclaimer: The information on this website is provided for general informational purposes only. It does not constitute a legal opinion and shall not be taken as legal advice. The interactions through this website and during the first free consultation do not form a Client-Paralegal relationship, which can only be established through the Retainer Agreement.