Step 1: Identify the Defendant Step 2: Gather Evidence Step 3: Complete the Required Forms Step 4: File Your Claim Step 5: Serve the Defendant Step 6: Prepare for the Hearing Step 7: Attend the Hearing
Step 1: Identify the Defendant Step 2: Gather Evidence Step 3: Obtain and Complete the Required Forms Step 4: File the Claim Step 5: Serve the Defendant Step 6: Prepare for the Hearing Step 7: Attend the Hearing
Step 1: Identify the Defendant Step 2: Gather Evidence Step 3: Obtain and Complete the Required Forms Step 4: File Your Claim Step 5: Serve the Defendant Step 6: Prepare for the Hearing Step 7: Attend the Hearing
What is a Statement of Claim in Small Claims Court? A Statement of Claim is the key document filed by the plaintiff (the person bringing the case) to start a lawsuit in small claims court. It sets out the reason…
Frequency Limit: Individuals are limited to filing no more than two claims exceeding $2,500 in a calendar year. For claims exceeding these limits, you’ll need to file in Civil Court. Step 1: Determine the Proper Court Location Step 2: Complete…
Frequency Limit: Individuals may file only two claims exceeding $2,500 in a calendar year. For claims exceeding these limits, you must file in the Civil Division of the Superior Court. Step 1: Determine the Proper Court Location File your case…
Step 1: Identify the Defendant Step 2: Gather Evidence Step 3: Complete the Required Forms Step 4: File Your Claim Step 5: Serve the Defendant Step 6: Prepare for the Hearing Step 7: Attend the Hearing
If your claim exceeds these limits, you’ll need to file in the Civil Court. Step 1: Determine the Proper Court Step 2: Complete the Required Forms Step 3: File Your Claim Step 4: Serve the Defendant Step 5: Prepare for…
Step 1: Identify the Defendant Step 2: Gather Evidence Step 3: Complete the Required Forms Step 4: File Your Claim Step 5: Serve the Defendant Step 6: Prepare for the Hearing Step 7: Attend the Hearing
