Superior Court of Justice – Enforcement Office – Toronto, ON

Superior Court of Justice – Enforcement Office

The Superior Court of Justice – Enforcement Office, often referred to as the Sheriff’s Office, is a critical component of the civil justice system in Toronto. Located at 393 University Avenue, this office is responsible for the enforcement of civil court orders issued by the Superior Court and Small Claims Court. 👮‍♂️📜

Key Responsibilities

The Enforcement Office handles the practical execution of legal judgments, including:

• Evictions: Enforcing writs of possession to return property to landlords.
• Garnishments: Processing notices of garnishment for wages or bank accounts.
• Seizure and Sale: Executing writs of seizure and sale against personal or real property to satisfy debts.
• Judgment Enforcement: assisting creditors in recovering funds awarded by the court.

Office Procedures

Visitors to the Enforcement Office should be prepared for strict airport-style security screening upon entering the courthouse. The counter staff can assist with filing writs and scheduling enforcements, but they cannot provide legal advice. It is highly recommended to have all forms completed before arrival. 📝⚖️

Location & Accessibility

Situated in the University Centre building, the office is easily accessible via the St. Patrick subway station. The facility is fully wheelchair accessible. Please note that while the building is open during standard court hours, the counter service hours for enforcement matters may be more limited (often closing for lunch or ending earlier than the main building).