Ontario · Small Claims Court
Here's the process, the forms you'll need, and what to prepare. Acting sooner usually gives you more options.
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Quorex walks you through every step of Ontario Small Claims Court — from filing your Plaintiff's Claim to preparing for your hearing.
What We Cover
Whether you're suing a contractor, recovering a debt, or defending against a claim — Quorex has you covered.
We'll help you complete Form 7A (Plaintiff's Claim), calculate your damages, and know exactly where and how to file.
Received a claim against you? We'll help you file a Defence (Form 9A) and understand your options.
Organize your evidence, draft demand letters, and prepare your witness list with AI-guided assistance.
Know what to say, how to present your case, and what to expect on the day of your hearing.
Understand when and how to settle, and what a reasonable settlement looks like in your situation.
Won but haven't been paid? Learn how to garnish wages, seize assets, or enforce your judgment.
The Process
Tell Quorex what happened. No legal jargon required — just explain it like you would to a friend.
Instantly receive a step-by-step plan tailored to your situation, including deadlines and required forms.
Quorex helps you fill out the right Ontario court forms and draft letters, ready to submit.
Walk into your hearing knowing your facts, your arguments, and what the judge will want to hear.
Common Questions
Join thousands of Ontarians who've used Quorex to navigate Small Claims Court with confidence.
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