
MMills & Mills LLPToronto, ON · September 9, 2026
Enforcing a Small Claims Court Judgment in Ontario: Garnishment, Writs, and Debtor Examinations
So you obtained judgment — now what? Obtaining judgment in Small Claims Court is an important milestone, but it does not always mean payment will follow automatically. If the defendant does not voluntarily pay, the successful plaintiff — now the judgment creditor — may need to take further steps to enforce the judgment against the...
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