Process Serving AACES
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Process Serving AACES' Process Servers can assist you with your Small Claims Court Process Serving Needs.
You always need to be cautious when serving Small Claims Court Documents.
In many cases, the recipient is aware of the situation and can become irritated easily, especially when being approached by the Plaintiff of the case, or someone that is directly associated with the case.
Our process servers are professional, calm, and respectful individuals that know how to defuse stressful situations before they escalate into an altercation.
Seven Simple Steps
to Start the Small Claims Court Process
The information provided below is offered to help you prepare to make a claim in Small Claims Court if you do not have a lawyer. The information provided below is not legal advice, and it may not apply in every situation.
Step 1: | Consider alternatives. Is Starting the Small Claims Court Process the only option? |
Step 2: | Seek Legal Advice from a Lawyer or licenced Paralegal |
Step 3: | Prepare and File your Plaintiff's Claim at the Small Claims Court |
Step 4: | Contact Process Serving AACES to Serve your Plaintiff's Claim on the Defendant(s) |
Step 5: | File the Affidavit of Service at the Small Claims Court |
Setp 6: | Note the Defendant in default by Filing a Form 9B: Request to Clerk, If after 20 days of serving the Plaintiff's Claim, the defendant does not file a defence |
Step 7: | Request a Default Judgement or Set a Hearing Date |
What type of Small Claims Court Documents do Process Serving AACES' Process Servers serve in Ontario?
Process Serving AACES' Ontario Process Servers serve all Small Claims Court documents. The most common Small Claims Court documents that are served by a Process Server are:
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Demand Letters
Plaintiff's Claim
Defendant's Claim
Notice of Examination
Notice of Garnishment
Notice of Contempt Motion
Summons to Witness
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A list of Small Claims Court document can be found by clicking here.
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External Links
Market Place Article on Small Claims Court