Sue someone in Small Claims Court.
No lawyer required.
Our AI assistant guides you through describing your claim, then generates all the court forms you need. Designed for regular people, not lawyers.
What are you claiming?
Select the type of dispute that best matches your situation. Our intake process adapts to collect exactly what you need.
How It Works
Describe Your Claim
Chat with our AI assistant. Just explain what happened in your own words.
Answer Questions
We'll ask follow-up questions to get all the details the court needs.
Get Your Forms
Your Form 7A is auto-generated with all the right legal language.
File & Serve
Follow our step-by-step guide to file at the courthouse and serve the defendant.
Simple Pricing
Start free. Pay only if you want auto-filled forms or professional help.
Understand your options
- ✓Guided intake conversation
- ✓Filing location lookup
- ✓Fee calculator
- ✓Basic instructions
Everything to file yourself
- ✓Everything in Free
- ✓Auto-filled Form 7A
- ✓Affidavit of Service template
- ✓Step-by-step filing guide
- ✓Service instructions
- ✓Email support
Lawyer eyes on your forms
- ✓Everything in Kit
- ✓Lawyer reviews your forms
- ✓Feedback within 48 hours
- ✓One round of revisions
- ✓Filing checklist verification
We handle everything
- ✓Mithril Law represents you
- ✓We file and serve
- ✓Settlement negotiation
- ✓Court appearances
- ✓Judgment enforcement help
Common Questions
Do I need a lawyer for Small Claims Court?
No. Small Claims Court is specifically designed to be accessible to self-represented people. Many people successfully file and win their cases without a lawyer. Our kit makes it even easier.
What's the maximum I can sue for?
In Ontario, Small Claims Court handles claims up to $50,000 (not including interest and court costs). If your claim is larger, you'd need to go to Superior Court.
How much does it cost to file?
Filing fees are $102 for claims under $500, and $220 for claims over $500. You'll also need to pay for serving the defendant ($50-100 typically). If you win, you can ask the court to order the defendant to pay these costs.
How long does the process take?
After filing, it typically takes 3-6 months to get to a settlement conference, and 6-12 months if you go to trial. Many cases settle before trial.
What if the defendant doesn't respond?
If the defendant doesn't file a defence within 20 days of being served, you can request a default judgment. Our kit includes instructions for this process.
Ready to get what you're owed?
Start the intake process now. It's free, takes about 15 minutes, and you'll know exactly what your claim looks like before paying anything.
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