Toronto Court Dates Finder
Receive an email notification when your desired hearing dates become available.
We recommend that you use this tool at courtdates.ca for a better user experience. This tool notifies you when certain types of Toronto court dates or motion dates become available for booking via Calendly.
For example, you are looking to book a motion before an Associate Judge for December 2026, but none are available. In that case, you can set up an alert. You will then receive an email notification when December 2026 dates become available to book.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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This tool notifies you by email when certain Toronto Superior Court hearing dates become available to book. For example, if you want a motion date in a specific month but the court system shows none, you can set an alert and receive a notification when dates open up.
First, you choose a hearing type and review the earliest available date. Then, when you click an available date, the tool takes you directly to the court’s booking system so you can book Toronto court dates right away.
If you want Toronto motion dates earlier than the first available booking date, you enter your “from” date, “to” date, and email, and then you create an alert. After that, the system monitors for openings and emails you when dates in your range become available.
Yes.
Yes. You can set your preferred date range, and the Toronto Court Dates Finder will monitor for earlier openings and notify you when dates within your range become available.