On this episode, Joyann Oliver interviewed licensed Paralegal Nana A. Adjei-Poku. She is the founding partner of Infordus Legal Services. I am the founding partner of Infordus Legal Services. I decided to start my own business in 2018 after working in the public/private sector for 19 years. When I started out in 1999, I enrolled in Humber College’s Legal Office Administration course and obtained that certificate. My first job was working in TD Bank’s Legal Department as a legal assistant in the financial district. This position officially exposed me to the “legal world”. I then went onto work as a legal assistant in top Bay Street law firms which opened my eyes to wider horizons so I enrolled in Sheridan College‘s two-year law clerk program and became a law clerk specializing in Health Law (medical malpractice), Insurance Defence, Civil Litigation and Plaintiff Personal Injury (motor vehicle accidents and sexual abuse). I worked in this capacity for 10 years before landing a position as a at the Ministry of Attorney General - Crown Law Civil and subsequently Court Operations. In 2018, I became a licensed paralegal and decided to leave the workforce and open my own legal services firm.She specialize in the following areas: Human Rights, Small Claims Court, Immigration (IRB Appeals), Landlord & Tenant, Criminal and Records Suspension. Also, possesses a strong litigation background and handle all of my files with efficiency.

Patricia Levene is our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (R414215). She has a Honours B.A. from Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario and a Honours Certificate from Humber College (Toronto, Ontario) in the Immigration Consultant program.

In today's episode, our special guest Maria-Christina is a lawyer practising in the field of Estate Planning, Estate Administration, Residential Real Estate Law, Residential Mortgage Transactions, and Private Mortgage Transactions.

In today's episode, Joyann Oliver talks settlement conference in small claims court. Small Claims Court is designed to allow an average person to navigate its process; nevertheless, the process remains time-consuming and daunting.

In today's episode, Joyann Oliver talks Small Claims Court and how do you begin the process.

In this episode, we have guest Ruth D. Richards and Derek Woodruff, as we discuss family law, and the importance of supervised visits.

Angelos Spingos joins Ask Joyann Podcast to talk discuss Covid-19 and its impact on the Real Estate Market.

In this podcast we’re talking about rules for Serving Documents to Tenants.  Our guest is Ginel Mclarty. A former landlord who shared her past experience renting properties and serving notices to tenants.

Weston is a civil litigator and the founding lawyer of Powell Litigation.His firm helps individuals and small to medium-sized businesses in the Greater Toronto Area who are involved in lawsuits as plaintiffs or defendants.

Joyann is a licensed paralegal and a co-founder of JNR Legal Services. In her current practice, she regularly represents individuals in various matters, including wrongful dismissal, contractual breaches, negligence claims, landlord and tenant disputes, violations of the Ontario Human Rights Code, and applications for Canada Pension Plan (CPP) disability benefits.