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Slide to what they owe you.

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Type or slide. Until you do, the facts below are for the example.

What they owe you

$8,500

What the loser can add if you win

$1,383

Court fees to a trial

$416
Court
Ontario Small Claims Court. Claims up to $50,000.
To file
$108 court fee. The forms are free here.
Their move
They get 20 days to file a Defence after you serve them.
If you win
The loser can pay up to $1,275 of your costs (15%), plus the $108 fee.
Your clock
2 years from the day you discovered the problem. Then it is too late.

No account needed. Free tools give legal information, not legal advice.

Prices

$0 forms. Software packages from $49. Lawyer check from $199. Full representation from $1,500. Court fees extra.

Straight talk

Some claims are not worth it. The free checker shows you why.

How it works in Small Claims Court

Free to start. Free to finish. Pay only if you want the package or the lawyer.

  1. 01

    Tell it once.

    Type it, say it, paste the texts, add the invoice. Software reads it and fills the case. About 30 seconds.

  2. 02

    The letter goes out.

    A dated demand with one way to pay and a private reply link. Download it, or we email it in your name. Free.

  3. 03

    The claim is already filled.

    If they do not pay, Form 7A is ready to read and file. The Filing Package adds Schedule A and exhibits ($49). We can file it for you ($499).

  4. 04

    Track it to paid.

    Service, defence, conference, judgment, collection: one dashboard, every deadline counted, a lawyer one click away.

Tell us what happened

About 30 seconds to tell it. No account. It saves on this device until you add your email.

From owed to paid.

Most tools stop at the form. We stay until the money lands: every stage, every deadline, every official form, from your case record.

  1. 01

    Owed

    Check the claim. Send a dated demand letter. Free.

  2. 02

    Filed

    The official claim, filled. Portal steps for your court. The 6-month service clock.

  3. 03

    Served

    Rule 8 methods for your defendant. Form 8A. The 20-day Defence clock, then default or conference.

  4. 04

    Judgment

    Default judgment on Form 11B, or the conference and trial. Every offer, brief, and witness list.

  5. 05

    Collect

    Garnish wages or a bank. Writs against land or goods. An examination under oath. Forms 20P to 20H, filled from your case.

  6. 06

    Paid

    Postjudgment interest computed daily. Every payment recorded. Balance to zero.

  7. 07

    Served with a claim?

    The same care on the defendant's side: Form 9A, the payment proposal, the Defendant's Claim (10A).

  8. 08

    A lawyer, when you want one

    A check of your package, a call, or Mithril Law running the case. Never a wall.

$50,000.

Small Claims Court in Ontario now takes claims up to $50,000. The limit was $35,000 until October 1, 2025.

Most people do not know this. Many claims that people let go may now be worth it.

Is your claim worth it? Read the guideHow Small Claims Court works in Ontario: the complete guide

Prices

Two sellers, both named on every line. Software from the Make Them Pay team. Legal services from Mithril Law.

Every price, and what the same help costs elsewhere

All prices +HST. Court fees extra. Software packages are legal information, not legal advice. Legal services are provided by Mithril Law — Jonathan Kleiman, licensed Ontario lawyer, under a written retainer.

Served with a claim?

You have 20 days from the day of service. Do not ignore it. If you do not file a Defence in time, the other side can get judgment against you without a hearing.

Start your Defence

Straight talk

Some claims are not worth it. The other side has no money. The paperwork costs more than the claim. The deadline has passed.

The free checker shows the costs, the deadlines, and how collectable the other side is, before you pay a court fee. You will see why. Know your dates now: the deadline calculator and the fees and interest calculator are free. Ask first: send a demand letter, also free.