Court of Appeal Document Preparation & Filing Support — Toronto
Every document is assembled to the Court’s practice directions — properly indexed, paginated, bookmarked, and ready for electronic filing.
- Free review and a fixed quote before any work starts
- Indexed, paginated and bookmarked, ready to file
- No appointments, no retainer, no hourly billing
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How We Help Court of Appeal Litigants
Appeals to the Court of Appeal for Ontario are demanding: strict perfection deadlines, precise formatting rules, and multiple required documents. Law Prep Consulting prepares complete appeal documents from the materials and instructions you provide, to the Court’s published requirements, for self-represented appellants and respondents across the GTA and Ontario.
- Notice of Appeal or leave motion materials — prepared in the Court’s form from your materials and instructions
- Appeal Books & Compendiums — indexed and paginated to court requirements
- Factums — prepared from your materials and instructions for the Court of Appeal
- Certificates, prepared for filing
- Exhibit Books and Records of Proceedings
- PDF bookmarking, hyperlinking & indexing for e-filing
- General information on the Court’s published perfection requirements and timelines
The Court: Court of Appeal for Ontario
Osgoode Hall, 130 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario.
The Court of Appeal hears civil and criminal appeals from across Ontario. Most documents are now filed electronically, and formatting compliance is checked at intake — materials that meet the published formatting requirements are less likely to be returned at intake.
What we prepare
Pick one and we will quote it, or just tell us what you are filing.
Motion Record
Notice of motion, affidavit and exhibits, indexed and paginated in one record.
Get a quote for thisApplication Record
Notice of application, affidavits and exhibits in one bookmarked record.
Get a quote for thisAppeal Book, Compendium and Factum
The full set for a civil appeal, prepared to the court's requirements.
Get a quote for thisJudicial Review Application Record
Prepared from the materials that were before the decision-maker.
Get a quote for thisAffidavit with Exhibits
Prepared from your materials and instructions, with exhibits labelled and tabbed.
Get a quote for thisFactum
Prepared from your materials and instructions, in the court's format and within its page limit.
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How it works
Send us your materials
Use the form, email or WhatsApp. Tell us the court and your date if you have one.
Approve your fixed quote
We review what you send for free and quote one fixed price before any work starts.
Receive your documents
A searchable, bookmarked PDF, indexed and paginated, ready to file, for you to check and approve.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does “perfecting an appeal” involve?
Perfection means serving and filing all required materials — appeal book and compendium, exhibit book, transcripts, and factum — in the correct form within the deadline. We prepare and assemble these documents from your materials and instructions so they meet the Court’s published requirements.
Can you help me respond to an appeal?
Yes — we prepare and assemble the respondent’s factum and compendium from your materials and instructions, to the same standard.
Do you provide legal advice on my grounds of appeal?
No. We are not lawyers or paralegals. We prepare, organize and assemble documents from your materials and instructions and provide general procedural information. For advice on the merits of an appeal, contact a licensed lawyer: the Law Society Referral Service (lsrs.lso.ca, 1-855-947-5255) offers a free consultation of up to 30 minutes.
The best way to use our service: send us your materials and tell us what you need. What we do: you send us your materials and instructions, including the particulars of your claim; we prepare the documents from them — exhibits organized and labelled, indexes, bookmarks and hyperlinks — and hand back a filing-ready record for your approval. We don’t give legal advice; the content and the filing remain your responsibility. We can also explain the general procedure the court publishes. Need advice on your case? The Law Society Referral Service (lsrs.lso.ca, 1-855-947-5255) offers a free consultation of up to 30 minutes with a lawyer or paralegal.
Law Prep Consulting prepares court documents for self-represented litigants from the materials and instructions they provide — exhibit organization, indexing, bookmarking and filing-ready PDFs, plus general information about published court procedure. We are not lawyers or paralegals and we do not give legal advice.
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Free review. Fixed quote before any work starts.