Speeding, careless driving, stunt driving, distracted driving, parking, bylaw fines. Flat fee document preparation, case strategy, and lay representation under section 50 of the Provincial Offences Act. No retainers, no hourly creep, no surprises.
No retainer. No hourly. One flat fee covers prep, filings, and the back and forth with the Crown. Court appearance fees are listed separately and only apply where lay representation is permitted.
Three steps. We email you at every stage. You keep the original ticket. You make the final decision on every plea.
Photo of the ticket or notice through the form below. Free review within 24 hours, no obligation.
Disclosure request, trial notice, dispute filing. All written, all on the record, all timed to the procedural deadlines.
Crown is approached in writing. Most files resolve with a reduced plea or withdrawal. If trial is the better path, you are prepared end to end.
Every plea is yours to accept or reject. We give you the math on insurance, demerits, and outcome odds. You sign off.
The Crown is bound by disclosure timelines. Most tickets are issued with thin notes. A clean disclosure request opens negotiation room before a single court date.
A licensed paralegal charging by the hour will quote $800 to $2,500 to fight a $295 ticket. Our flat fee is calibrated to make the math work for you.
Every step is documented in writing to the Crown. Phone calls leave no paper trail. We build a record that the Crown has to engage with.
You see every draft. You approve every plea. You retain the right to switch to licensed representation at any time.
No. Voss Advisory Group is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice within the meaning of the Law Society Act. We provide document preparation, case strategy, and lay representation services under section 50 of the Provincial Offences Act and Law Society of Ontario by-law 4 exemptions where applicable. For matters that require a licensed paralegal or lawyer, we refer.
Section 50 of the Provincial Offences Act permits a defendant to be represented by an agent in many POA matters. By-law 4 of the Law Society of Ontario exempts certain non-licensed representatives from licensing in specific scenarios. We operate inside those exemptions, primarily for fines under $1,000 and matters with limited insurance impact.
We still provide the document preparation tier. You retain control of the file and can either self represent with our prepared materials or retain a licensed paralegal of your choosing. We will refer you to licensed practitioners we trust.
Free reviews within 24 hours of intake. Active files get same day acknowledgement on inbound correspondence during business hours.
You owe the fine you would have owed anyway. Flat fees are non refundable once filings have been prepared. Free review tier is genuinely free.
Provincial Offences Act files are Ontario only. We do not file in other provinces. Bylaw files vary by municipality.
No card required. No retainer. We tell you whether fighting it is worth your time and money before you pay anything.
Voss Advisory Group is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice within the meaning of the Law Society Act. We provide document preparation, case strategy, and lay representation services under section 50 of the Provincial Offences Act and Law Society of Ontario by-law 4 exemptions where applicable.
Engagement of Voss Advisory Group does not create a solicitor client relationship. For matters that require licensed paralegal or lawyer representation, we refer to licensed members of the Law Society of Ontario.
Outcomes are not guaranteed. Past results do not predict future outcomes. Demerit points, insurance consequences, and licensing impacts depend on plea, court, and insurer specific factors that are outside our control.