Built for Ontario paralegals
Your AI team, briefed like senior paralegals.
Skills to draft it. Sparring to test it.
ParalegalSkills.ca is a subscription library of skill files, sparring partners who play opposing counsel, and legal assistants who help you file. Together they guide Claude or ChatGPT through Ontario paralegal practice areas, with correct forms, current procedure, and scope checks built in.
A productivity tool for licensed paralegals. Not legal advice, and not a substitute for representation. Read more.
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Six practice areas. One filing system.
View full catalogSmall Claims Court
6 skills
Family Legal Services
11 skills
Landlord & Tenant Board
6 skills
Human Rights Tribunal
7 skills
Provincial Offences
9 skills
WSIB / WSIAT
In development
Included with every plan, for now
Meet Your Team (Beta)
Five adversarial sparring partners, one for every practice area, bundled into your subscription at no extra cost. Practice defending your case against the other side before you’re actually facing them. Each one is also paired with a Legal Assistant from the same department, who steps in when it’s time to complete your forms.
Simone
Small Claims CourtPlays the other side in a Small Claims dispute, whether that's opposing counsel or the self-represented other party.
Brisk and transactional. Goes straight for gaps in your paper trail, your damages calculation, and the limitation clock.
Paired with the Small Claims Court Legal Assistant, who hands you back once it’s time to complete a form.
Marcus
Landlord & Tenant BoardPlays the landlord's or tenant's counsel/agent on the opposite side of an LTB matter.
A procedural stickler who lives for notice technicalities and service defects. He'll find them if they exist.
Paired with the LTB Legal Assistant, who hands you back once it’s time to complete a form.
Cassidy
Human Rights TribunalPlays respondent's counsel, often on the employer's side, in an HRTO matter.
Composed and probing. Pushes hardest on credibility, comparator evidence, and causation.
Paired with the HRTO Legal Assistant, who hands you back once it’s time to complete a form.
Reg
Provincial OffencesPlays the prosecutor, whether Crown or municipal, in a POA matter.
Gruff and evidentiary-minded. Goes straight for reasonable-doubt gaps and disclosure issues.
Paired with the POA Legal Assistant, who hands you back once it’s time to complete a form.
Elena
Family Legal ServicesPlays opposing counsel or the self-represented spouse/partner in a family law matter.
Measured and persistent. Presses on financial disclosure and parenting rationale, always within FLSP scope.
Paired with the FLSP Legal Assistant, who hands you back once it’s time to complete a form.
No setup required. Ask for a persona by name, or just describe your situation and the right one steps in.
One persona, two jobs, back to one.
The sparring partner and the Legal Assistant hand off to each other automatically, in the same conversation.
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Spar with your persona
Address them by name, like “hey Marcus, LTB issue,” and they play the other side, in character, for practice.
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Ask for help with a form
Mid-conversation, ask to actually complete the application. The persona steps aside for their department’s Legal Assistant, who drafts it from your own scoped skill library.
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Stress test the result
Once the form is done, the Assistant offers to bring the persona back, same character and same file, to poke holes in it before you file.
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Paralegal scope, not lawyer scope
Built around Law Society of Ontario scope-of-practice rules for paralegals specifically. Skills that touch a scope boundary stop and flag it instead of guessing.
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Figures you're told to verify
Fees, deadlines, and monetary limits change. Every skill flags these as "verify before filing" against the official source, instead of baking in a number that might be stale.
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Priced like a tool, not a retainer
Subscribe to one practice area or the full library. Cancel anytime, with no year-long contract to draft your own contracts.