Milton Court House

491 Steeles Avenue East
Milton, Ontario L9T 1Y7
905-878-4165

Scheduling Motions SCJ

Effective June 1, 2026:

http://calendly.com/milton-scj

Hearings:

1. Family- Early Case Conference 
2. Family-Case Conference before Dispute Resolution Officer (DRO) 
3. Family- Case Conference before a Judge or an Associate Judge
4. Family- Settlement Conference before a Judge 
5. Family- Regular Motion (less than 1 hour) before a Judge or an Associate Judge
6. Civil- Regular Motion (less than 1 hour) before a Judge or an Associate Judge
7. Civil Pre-trials

See: How to use Calendly to Schedule an Appearance with the Court - Ontario Superior Court of Justice.

Criminal OCJ

Changes in Milton M1 and M9 effective June 1, 2026:

• Case Management Protocol - Jordan Compliance updated June 2026

There is a typographical error on the Case Management Protocol Item F. Please note: the CPT crown is available in the breakout room from 9 am to 12:30 pm.

• UPDATED Complex Bail Matter Hearing protocol revised June 2026
• Bail Directive revised June 2026
• Milton Complex Bail Request Form revised June 2026

As of March 16, 2026, there will be two methods to set dates with the Halton Trial Coordinator’s Office:

(1) at the Virtual Counter (via Zoom);

Virtual Counter Hours of Operation
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. (Monday – Thursday)
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (Friday)

Virtual Counter Sign-Up Link
Halton Virtual Counter Sign Up Sheet – Fill out form

Once participants sign-up, a Zoom link will be sent to access the Virtual Counter.

Before attending the Virtual Counter, parties must complete the following:

Once at the Virtual Counter, Trial Coordinators will assist parties in setting dates.

and (2) at the in‑person Counter.

Scheduling trial dates by appointment will be discontinued, except in limited circumstances to be determined by the Trial Coordinator.

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Please register for a 6-month OPSGuest Wi-Fi account to use the court Wi-Fi. Click here to complete an online form to request 6-month access.
It can take up to 72 business hours for registration to be complete. It's highly recommended all applicants apply prior to their court visit.
Applicants must re-apply for an account prior to or after its expiry. There will be no warning message when an account is about to expire.

When accesing your OPSGuest account in the courtroom, please ensure you are connected to the OPSGuest signal. While it may appear in some courtrooms, the Ontario Government Public Wi-FI (OGPublic) signal is not secure and therefore not intended for use in the courtroom.

Have a question? Reach out to wifi@ontario.ca

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