BremoLegal
Bremo Legal · Small Claims

Suing for up to 50,000 dollars in Ontario small claims court. We prepare your Plaintiff's Claim, calculate the right damages, and walk you through filing and trial.

No long contracts, no hourly billing. Flat fee, plain English, fast turnaround. If we cannot help, we will say so and point you to a vetted lawyer.

How it works

1. Tell us the dispute

Who, what, when, how much. Dates, contracts, emails — we will tell you what documents to keep.

2. Plaintiff's Claim drafted in 48 hours

Form 7A completed, damages itemized, the law cited where helpful. You sign and file.

3. File and serve

File at your local Small Claims Court (260 dollars filing fee, separate). We provide service instructions per Rule 8.

Pricing

Claim Prep
$199 flat fee
  • Plaintiff's Claim drafted (Form 7A)
  • Damages calculation
  • Filing instructions for your local court
  • Settlement letter template
  • PDF ready to file
Prep my claim
Most popular
Claim + Strategy
$499 flat fee
  • Everything in Claim Prep
  • 45-minute strategy call
  • Document checklist for trial
  • Cross-examination prep notes
  • Settlement negotiation script
Full prep + strategy
Paralegal Representation
Free
  • Match to a licensed paralegal in your city
  • Typical hourly 75 to 200 dollars or flat fee
  • You retain directly, no markup
  • Includes representation at trial
Match me with a paralegal

Start your small claims

Takes about three minutes. We reply within the day.

Submitting this intake does not create a lawyer-client relationship. We act as a legal document preparation service and a referral hub. For complex matters we route you to a vetted lawyer in our directory.

Common questions

What is the small claims limit in Ontario?

50,000 dollars (raised from 35,000 dollars in 2019). For claims above that, you need Superior Court.

How long does small claims take?

Typical timeline is 6 to 14 months from filing to trial in Ontario, depending on courthouse backlog.

Do I need a paralegal or lawyer?

You can represent yourself. For straightforward debt cases, self-representation works fine. For contested cases or trials, a licensed paralegal typically costs 1,500 to 5,000 dollars.