Proceed to Small Claims Court

Proceeding to small claims court in Ontario starts with filing a claim with the court to resolve a legal dispute over a relatively small amount of money. The maximum amount that can be claimed in Ontario's Small Claims Court is $35,000. The court can hear cases involving a variety of claims, such as breach of contract, property damage, or consumer protection issues.

Overall, proceeding to small claims court can be a relatively quick and inexpensive way to resolve a legal dispute. Maximize your chances of success by seeking the assistance of a lawyer to prepare your claim.

Please note that these packages, while comprehensive, do not include serving.


	Preparation	Basic	Advanced
	$341	$850	$1241
	Strategic advice from a lawyer to maximize your chances of success
Strategic advice from a lawyer to maximize your chances of success	✔	✔	✔
	Thorough analysis of your case
Thorough analysis of your case	✔	✔	✔
	Preparation for your court appearance (one call included)
Preparation for your court appearance (one call included)	✔	.	✔
	Drafting your claim at the Small Claims Court
Drafting your claim at the Small Claims Court	.	✔	✔
	One call of unlimited duration with your assigned lawyer
One call of unlimited duration with your assigned lawyer	.	✔	✔
	Filing
Filing	.	.	✔
	Court fees and service fees*
Court fees and service fees*	.	.	.
	Representation at your Settlement Conference
Representation at your Settlement Conference	.	.	.