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Small Claims Judgment

Collecting Money Owed: Enforcing Judgments in Small Claims Court

When a court has ruled in your favour and awarded a monetary judgment, collecting that money can often be a separate challenge. In Ontario, Small Claims Court judgments do not enforce themselves. Creditors must initiate enforcement procedures to recover what is legally owed. This article outlines the key processes involved in enforcing judgments and collecting… Read More

Ontario Regulation

Ontario Small Claims Court Limit Increases to $50,000

Effective October 1, 2025, the monetary jurisdiction of Ontario’s Small Claims Court will increase from $35,000 to $50,000, as stipulated in Ontario Regulation 42/25. This significant change enhances access to justice by allowing more individuals and businesses to resolve disputes in a more cost-effective and efficient forum. Amending O. Reg. 626/00 (small claims court jurisdiction… Read More

residential tenancy act

Legal Strategies for Landlords Facing Problem Tenants in Ontario

As a landlord in Ontario, it is essential to be aware of the rights and responsibilities under the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA). The RTA governs all aspects of rental agreements in Ontario, ensuring that landlords and tenants maintain a fair and balanced relationship. Understanding how to navigate this act can make a significant difference when… Read More