Small Claims Court
The Small Claims Court in Ontario is a branch of the Superior Court of Justice that handles civil disputes involving monetary claims up to $50,000. [Effective As Of October 1, 2025]
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Its primary responsibility is to provide a more accessible, streamlined, and cost-effective forum for individuals and businesses to resolve minor legal matters without the need for complex legal procedures.
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Common cases heard in Small Claims Court include unpaid invoices, property damage, contract disputes, and claims for goods or services not delivered. While parties may represent themselves, legal representation is also permitted. The court aims to deliver fair and timely decisions, emphasizing simplicity, efficiency, and justice for everyday legal issues.
Plaintiffs Section
If you are pursuing a claim in Small Claims Court, having knowledgeable legal support is essential to ensure your case is presented clearly and effectively. We offer strategic legal advice and representation designed to help you achieve the best possible outcome. Our goal is to guide you through the Small Claims Court process with confidence, efficiency, and minimal stress.​
Our services for claimants include, but are not limited to:
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Drafting, filing, and pursuing claims
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Preparing and organizing supporting evidence
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Conducting settlement negotiations
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Representing you in court proceedings
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Providing legal advice on claim strategy and options
Defendants Section
If you are facing a lawsuit, having a skilled advocate on your side is crucial to protect your rights and defend against claims. We provide strong legal representation, working tirelessly to ensure your position is presented effectively and that you receive a fair and just outcome.
Our services for defendants include, but are not limited to:
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Responding to claims and legal notices
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Developing defense strategies and preparing your case
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Gathering and presenting supporting evidence
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Engaging in settlement discussions
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Representing you in court proceedings