LegalScape asks you plain questions, then generates
court documents, demand letters, and complaints at every level of government —
entirely in your browser. Nothing is saved anywhere. The software that forces
governments to answer, yours for $0.
Notice of ApplicationRule 14.05 · Charter challenge
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Injunction motionStop the removal
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Know-Your-Rights cardPrint & carry
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Real case law10 verified authorities
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Free foreverBy EmergencyHousing.ca
Emergency triage
Removal happening now? The questionnaire reorders itself and puts the urgent tools first: rights card, demand letter, injunction.
Court documents
Notice of Application, injunction motion, constitutional notice, affidavit — generated as native-form layouts ready to print.
Every level of government
City, province, and federal complaints generated in parallel: Ombudsman, Human Rights Tribunal, Housing Advocate, your MPP and MP.
Zero-knowledge privacy
No account, no tracking, no cookies, no storage. Your answers live only in this page's memory until you export them yourself.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps. No lawyer required.
1
Answer questions
Plain language, at your own pace. Skip anything and come back. Tips guide you if you're new.
2
Generate documents
Toggle guided clauses, insert your own paragraphs, preview everything instantly.
3
Print and file
Print each document or all at once, formatted for letter paper and court counters.
WHAT YOU GET
Eighteen documents. One questionnaire.
Every document is generated privately in your browser from your answers — court filings, demand letters, and complaints at every level of government.
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Notice of Application
Charter challenge under Rule 14.05, with ss. 7 & 15 arguments.
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Injunction motion
Interlocutory injunction to stop a removal — urgent framing.
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Constitutional notice
Section 109 / Form 4F notice of constitutional question.
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Applicant affidavit
Your evidence in affidavit form — ready to be sworn.
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Demand-for-Compliance
48-hour letter to the municipality before you file.
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Know-Your-Rights card
Pocket card to print and carry during an enforcement.
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Councillor letter
Direct appeal to your city councillor with local facts.
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Accommodation request
Disability accommodation demand under the Human Rights Code.
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Ombudsman complaint
Ontario Ombudsman complaint against the municipality.
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HRTO application
Human Rights Tribunal Form 1 outline for discrimination.
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Housing Advocate
Submission to the Federal Housing Advocate.
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MPP / MP letters
Provincial and federal representatives, in one pass.
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Book of Authorities
Printable case-law index with holdings and pinpoints.
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Filing checklist
Step-by-step filing guide with fees and courthouse info.
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Fee waiver request
O. Reg. 2/05 letter if you cannot afford court fees.
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Appeal roadmap
If the court says no: Divisional Court vs Court of Appeal, 30-day deadline, stays pending appeal.
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Municipal watchdog complaint
Auditor General (waste of removal spending) + Integrity Commissioner (councillor misconduct).
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Province / federal demand letter
Formal 30-day demand to Ontario (MMAH) and/or the federal housing minister.
WHO IT'S FOR
Built for the people who need it most.
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Facing removal
Living outside and under threat of enforcement. Express mode builds your emergency package in 2 minutes — rights card first, then the demand letter and injunction.
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Frontline workers & advocates
Support someone through the questionnaire at a drop-in or shelter. Nothing is saved, so their story stays theirs. Print the package on the spot.
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Clinics & law students
A structured starting draft — verified case law, real form numbers, honest [VERIFY] flags — ready for counsel to settle and sign before filing.
BY THE NUMBERS
Serious tool. Serious law.
65guided questions
18legal documents
10verified court decisions
13statutes & rules linked
5city presets
2languages (EN + FR bêta)
Legal information only — not legal advice, not a lawyer.
This tool drafts documents from your answers for a housing-justice
Charter claim in Ontario. A lawyer or community legal clinic should
review everything before you file. Court forms, fees, and procedures
change — verify against the official source before filing.
Your answers are never saved. They live only in this
page's memory. Use Export to download them as a file
on your device, Import to load that file back later,
and Print for paper copies. Closing this tab erases
everything.
Experience level:
Take your time — you can skip any question and come back. Nothing is saved unless you export it. Tips appear under questions to guide you.
EXPEDITE — WHEN THERE IS NO TIME
Removal happening now? Get the urgent package in 2 minutes.
Answer five quick questions. LegalScape generates the emergency trio —
Know-Your-Rights card, demand-for-compliance letter, and injunction motion —
prioritized and ready to print. You can complete the full questionnaire afterwards.
Nothing is saved. This only fills in the questionnaire for you — review everything before printing.
Your documents
Generated privately in your browser from your answers.
Print them, or download each as a file. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Write anything the questionnaire did not cover — a detail about your situation,
words an official used, a deadline you were given. Tick the documents it should appear in,
then Add. Your paragraphs print inside those documents, marked as added by you.
Tip: inserted answers look like {{full_name}} here, and turn into the real answer inside your documents.
My answers — review everything
Every answer you gave, in one place. Use the {{token}} shown with each answer to insert it into a custom paragraph above.
RESEARCH & HELP
Legal research links and free help
All links verified 2026-10-12. They open in a new tab — your answers stay on this page and are never sent anywhere.
Legal research
CanLII — free Canadian case law and legislation. Verify every citation here before filing.
No. LegalScape gives you legal information — documents drafted from your answers using public law. It is not a lawyer, and nothing here is counsel-approved. Have a lawyer or community legal clinic review everything before you file.
Is anything I type saved or sent anywhere?
No. Your answers live only in this page's memory. There are no accounts, cookies, analytics, or network requests. Use Export to download your answers as a file on your device, Import to load that file back later. Closing the tab erases everything.
Do I need a lawyer?
Strongly recommended. A lawyer or community legal clinic should settle and sign every filing document before it goes to court. If you cannot afford one, Legal Aid Ontario can connect you with a free community legal clinic.
A removal is happening right now. What do I do?
Use Express mode at the top of the page — five quick questions generate the emergency trio: Know-Your-Rights card, demand-for-compliance letter, and injunction motion. Print the rights card first. Then call a community legal clinic immediately.
How much does it cost to file in court?
As of the last check: $243 for a Notice of Application and $339 for a motion on notice (O. Reg. 293/92). If you cannot afford the fees, Ontario lets you request a fee waiver: submit the ministry's Fee Waiver Request form to the court office (in person or via Justice Services Online). If granted you receive a certificate to show staff — it covers that case only and never fees already paid. The filing checklist and the Fee Waiver Request document walk you through it.
Can the court act urgently — even without telling the City first?
Yes. If removal is imminent, the injunction motion can ask for an urgent hearing (ask the courthouse about the urgent motions judge — each region's practice direction governs). In exceptional cases it can be brought without notice under Rule 40.02, and even before the proceeding is started (Rule 37.17) — but the court then demands full and frank disclosure of every material fact, including facts against you. Answer the scheduling questions honestly and the motion will frame it.
Which city should I choose?
The city where the events happened — it sets the by-law, courthouse, and local figures in your documents. If your city is not listed, choose "Another Ontario city" and type it in.
What is the Book of Authorities?
A printable, tabbed index of the key cases behind your claim — each with its citation, holding, and why it matters to you. It is a customized summary, not the full judgments: verify every citation on CanLII before filing, especially cases marked VERIFY.
What does [VERIFY] mean in my documents?
That figure, fee, or citation has not yet been confirmed against an official source. Do not rely on it until you check it — the checklist tells you where to look.
Which experience level should I pick?
Whichever describes you — New to this, Done this before, or Professional. The questions, the law, and the documents are identical at every level; only the amount of guidance changes.
Can I use this on my phone?
Yes. The page works on phones, tablets, and computers, and once loaded it needs no internet connection. Print from your phone, or export your answers and finish on a computer.
The court says to use its official form. What do I do?
Transfer the generated content onto the court's official form (the form numbers — 14E, 37A, 4F, 4D — are printed on each document). Courts only accept their own forms; the generated layout is a draft to copy from, and counsel should settle it first.
Who made LegalScape?
EmergencyHousing.ca — free forever. It is a legal-information tool, not a law firm.