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Plain-English guides to process serving, court documents and LTB notices in Windsor and Essex County, from Rose City Process Servers.
Windsor Courthouses: Where to File, Swear an Affidavit, and What to Bring
Which Windsor courthouse handles your case, counter hours, what you can file online, where to get an affidavit commissioned for free, and LTB hearings.
What a Process Server Costs in Ontario
What serving court documents costs in Ontario, what the sheriff charges, and what to ask a process server before you hire one.
Who Can Serve Court Documents in Ontario?
Plain-English guide to serving court documents in Ontario and what an affidavit of service is, by court: Superior, Family and Small Claims.
How Landlords Serve LTB Notices in Windsor
How an Ontario landlord can serve an N4, N5, N12 or N13 notice, what is not allowed, and why a Certificate of Service matters.
What If the Person Can't Be Found for Service?
If someone cannot be found or avoids being served in Ontario, the court can allow substituted service. Here is how the rules describe it.
How Long to Serve a Statement of Claim in Ontario
Ontario's Superior Court and Small Claims Court both set a six month limit to serve a claim. Here is what the rules say and how extensions work.
Can a Process Server Serve You at Work or in Public?
What Ontario's rules say about how personal service is made and who must receive the papers, including at a workplace. Plain English, with sources.
Have documents to serve?
Call or text (226) 773-4813, or email info@rosecityprocessservers.ca and we will tell you what is possible.