Enforcing a judgment will cost you money. Regardless of whether you initiate an Examination Hearing, attempt garnishment, or use the court or Sheriff’s office to collect the debt, you will be responsible for paying costs and fees associated with these processes. You are, however, entitled to collect all costs of enforcing the judgment from the debtor.

For more information about the costs of collecting money from a debtor, contact the Small Claims Court office, visit the Ministry of the Attorney General online, or refer to the Ministry’s Guide to Fee Schedules.

View the Ontario Courts of Justice Act for Postjudgement and Prejudgement Interest Rates.

Get help

If you are having financial difficulties and want to clear your debt and repair your credit, you can get help. For easy-to-understand debt solutions on your terms, contact our preferred experts 4Pillars and rebuild your financial future. With 60 locations across Canada, they will help you design a debt repayment plan and guide you with compassionate advice. No judgment. For help, visit 4Pillars or call toll-free 1-844-888-0442 .

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For legal advice and assistance with enforcing a judgment, or any Small Claims Court matter, contact our preferred experts, Nicola (Nick) Giannantonio Legal Services or call 647-317-1908.

								
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