Small Claims

If you have filed a claim in the Ontario Small Claims Court and later realize that you need to make changes—whether to correct an error, add more details, or include additional parties—you may be able to amend your claim. While the Rules of the Small Claims Court allow for amendments, the process must be done… Read More

In the competitive world of commerce, disagreements between businesses can arise over unpaid invoices, unfulfilled contracts, or delivery disputes. When such issues remain unresolved, they may disrupt operations and strain business relationships. Fortunately, Ontario’s Small Claims Court offers an accessible and cost-effective forum for resolving business-to-business (B2B) disputes. For business owners seeking justice without the… Read More

In Ontario, individuals have the right to seek compensation for harm suffered due to the wrongful actions of another. While most people associate Small Claims Court with matters like unpaid debts or property damage, claims involving emotional distress or mental suffering are also possible under specific legal conditions. Tim at MTS Paralegal Services, a licensed… Read More

Hiring a contractor for home renovations or repairs comes with an expectation of professionalism, skill, and adherence to agreed-upon terms. Unfortunately, not all contractors deliver on their promises. From incomplete projects and inferior workmanship to outright negligence, homeowners are often left dealing with damages, financial losses, and frustration. When negotiations fail, suing contractors in Small… Read More

In Ontario Small Claims Court, the admissibility and effectiveness of surveillance and audio evidence are frequently questioned by self-represented litigants and legal professionals alike. With advancements in technology, litigants often seek to rely on such evidence to substantiate their claims or discredit opposing testimony. However, Ontario law imposes strict limitations and procedural requirements on how… Read More