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Big Changes in Small Claims: What You Need to Know
Ontario is raising the Small Claims Court monetary limit from $35,000 to $50,000 in October 2025, allowing more individuals and small businesses to resolve disputes affordably without turning to the Superior Court. While the change promises faster, more accessible justice, it also risks worsening existing delays unless the court system receives much-needed staffing and infrastructure upgrades.
The Role of Paralegals in Small Claims Courts in Ontario: A Cost-Effective Solution for Clients
In Ontario, the Small Claims Court is an important component of the court system, providing a simple and accessible venue for resolving disputes involving lesser sums of money. Paralegals play an important role in making this procedure more comprehensible and cost-effective.