Tools and references.
Calculators built on the published tables themselves, checklists you can print and write on, and the court links we keep current because we use them ourselves. All free, none of it gated behind an email address.
Work out the number yourself.
Five of them, each reproducing the instrument it comes from rather than a rule of thumb: the Federal Child Support Tables, the interest rates the Ministry publishes each quarter, the filing deadlines in the Income Tax Act and the corporations statutes, the notice periods in the Mortgages Act, and the payment formula the Interest Act requires. Every one shows its arithmetic and names its source, so you can check the answer instead of trusting it.
- Child supportThe monthly table amount for Ontario, plus a shared-parenting set-off and the split on add-on expenses.
- Court interestWhat interest is worth on money you are owed, and on a judgment that is going unpaid.
- Corporate deadlinesA fiscal year end turned into every filing date the corporation owes, laid out as a timeline.
- Power of saleYour first missed mortgage payment turned into the arrears and the Mortgages Act dates that follow it.
- Mortgage renewalThe payment before and after a new rate, compounded the way every Canadian mortgage is.
Print them. Write on them.
For the moments where the problem is not knowing the law, it is knowing what to gather and in what order. Read any of them in the browser or take the PDF, and bring it to whichever lawyer you end up hiring.
- Starting a business in OntarioWhat do I actually have to file, register, and pay to start a business in Ontario?
- What to bring to your first consultationWhat should I bring so the first meeting with a lawyer is not wasted?
- Separation checklistMy relationship has ended. What do I need to do in the first few weeks?
- Spousal sponsorship documentsWhat does IRCC want to see when I sponsor my spouse or partner?
- Corporate compliance calendarWhat does my corporation owe every year to stay in good standing?
Virtual court links.
Zoom coordinates for the Ontario courtrooms we appear in, kept current because we rely on them ourselves. Courts change these without notice, so the page records when each one was last checked rather than pretending it is authoritative.
Open the court links
Caleesis TeleshFounder & Principal Lawyer
Shaneisha MattisForeign Trained Lawyer
Diego HerreraInternationally Trained Lawyer
Daniel OseiStudent Legal Assistant
More about the firm
- Hours
- Telesh Law Firm Professional Corporation is open Monday – Friday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Saturday by appointment. Sunday closed. Consultations are booked in advance; walk-ins are not seen without an appointment.
- Offices
- Telesh Law Firm has two offices: the Scarborough office at 1585 Markham Road, Scarborough, ON M1B 2W1, and the Mississauga office at 2960 Drew Road, Unit 139, Mississauga, ON L4T 0A5. Call 416-639-0887 or 416-299-8088, or email tlf@teleshlawfirm.ca.
- Consultation and rates
- Telesh Law Firm offers a paid one-hour consultation: a full review of your matter with a lawyer, so you leave knowing where you stand and what your options are. Rates for the work that follows are set out in plain language before any work begins.
- Response time
- A member of the team responds to consultation requests within one business day. For an urgent matter, call rather than write.
- Languages
- Counsel is available in eight languages: English, Hindi, Urdu, Farsi (Persian), Punjabi, Spanish, and Tamil.
- Courts
- Telesh Law Firm appears in the Ontario Court of Justice, the Superior Court of Justice, and Small Claims Court in Toronto and across the Greater Toronto Area.
- Licensing
- Telesh Law Firm Professional Corporation is a member of the Law Society of Ontario. Caleesis Telesh, Founder & Principal Lawyer, is an Ontario licensed lawyer. The firm is also a member of the Canadian Bar Association, Criminal Lawyers' Association, Canadian Immigration Lawyers Association, and Durham Region Law Association.
- Clients from
- Clients come to Telesh Law Firm from the Greater Toronto Area, including Scarborough, Mississauga, Toronto, Brampton, Milton, Newmarket, Oshawa, Barrie, Guelph, Hamilton, and Bracebridge.