[PDF] Certificat de jugement - Ontario Court Services

What is a certificate of judgment?

A Certificate of Judgement proves that the court decided your case, and ordered someone to give you back your property or pay you money. A Certificate of Judgment can only be issued by the court that made the original order. This is called the originating court. There is a fee for each Certificate of Judgment that is issued.

How many Ontario courthouses are there?

Ontario manages more than 150 court locations across the province. Learn about going to court and the resources available throughout the process. Scam alert: If you receive a phone call claiming to be from an Ontario courthouse and seeking your social insurance number or other sensitive personal information, it might be a scam.

How do I get a court interpreter in Ontario?

Find contact information for the accessibility coordinator at your court location. How to get a court interpreter if you don’t understand or speak the language of the court. Download or print the court forms you may need for court proceedings in Ontario. Learn about court transcripts and how to order them.

Where can I get a divorce in Ontario?

Notice to Public: Applications for divorce under the federal Civil Marriage Act for non-residents married in Ontario now accepted at SCJ family counters. Please click on the links below to access electronic court forms for Family, Civil and Small Claims Court proceedings in Ontario.