Small Claims Limits
The monetary jurisdiction of the Small Claims Court is prescribed
by regulation under the Courts of Justice Act. As of April
1, 2001, the jurisdiction of the court increased from $6,000 to its
current level of $10,000. The Ontario government has announced that
the monetary limit of the Small Claims Court will be increased from
$10,000 to $25,000 in January 2010.
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We have the skill and knowledge to work your claims through small claims court. Saving you time effort
and money.
We have the skill and knowledge to work your claims through small claims court. Saving you time effort
and money.
About Goodman Paralegal
We are here to serve you
Rick Goodman has over thirty-five years of business experience enabling:
- Well-thought out strategies to get the best possible deal for the client
- Solid research to back up strategies
- Fast absorption of new information or turn of events
- Thoroughness and action-focused to get resolution quickly
- Shrewd financial analysis to determine the best result…
- And solid integrity—what he says is what happens, you know what you face and the expectation of results is realistic
His capabilities and approach ensures you of:
- Conflicts of different parties are understood and dealt with
- Timelines are planned, pushed and met
- Unexpected information is incorporated effectively
- And ultimately, what happens makes the most sense for the client.
The firm is licensed to provide paralegal services by the Law Society of Upper Canada and is a member of the Paralegal Society of Ontario.
Experience, Knowledge & Trusted Service
We are a licensed paralegal firm focused on litigation in these areas:
- Small Claims Court matters, pursuant to the Courts of Justice Act;
- Criminal law (Summary Convictions only), pursuant to the Criminal Code and the Youth Criminal Justice Act;
- Provincial Offences cases, including first-level appeals, pursuant to the Provincial Offences Act; and
- Proceedings before provincial (and some federal) Regulatory Boards, Agencies and Tribunals, pursuant to the Statutory Powers Procedures Act, such as the Landlord and Tenant Board, the Alcohol and Gaming Commission and the Licence Appeal Tribunal.
- Registration of Liens:
Construction Liens, pursuant to the Construction Lien Act;
Personal Property Liens, pursuant to the Personal Property Security Act;
Repair and Storage Liens, pursuant to the Repair and Storage Liens Act.
Our Clients are assured of professional service
With our experience and knowledge we are capable of providing the paralegal services you require. Our approach is to thoroughly understand your requirements and circumstances before commencement of our paralegal services.
In cases where we can not be of benefit, we will outline alternatives.