Frequency Limit: Individuals can only file 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 File in the county where: Step 2: Complete…
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: Determine the Correct Court Step 2: Complete Required Forms Step 3: File Your Claim Step 4: Serve the Defendant Step 5: Prepare for the Hearing Step 6: Attend the Hearing
Step 1: Obtain the Correct Form Step 2: Complete the Affidavit Step 3: File the Affidavit Step 4: Serve the Affidavit
Step 1: Determine Eligibility Step 2: Identify the Defendant Step 3: Gather Evidence Step 4: Complete Required Forms Step 5: File Your Claim Step 6: Serve the Defendant Step 7: Prepare for the Hearing Step 8: Attend the Hearing
Step 1: Identify the Defendant Step 2: Determine the Jurisdiction Step 3: Complete the Necessary Forms Step 4: File Your Claim Step 5: Serve the Defendant Step 6: Prepare for the Hearing Step 7: Attend the Hearing
Step 1: Determine Eligibility Ensure your claim qualifies under the $10,000 limit and involves a monetary dispute. Step 2: File Your Claim Step 3: Pay the Filing Fee Step 4: Serve the Defendant Step 5: Attend the Hearing
Step 1: Verify Eligibility Step 2: Prepare Your Case Step 3: File Your Claim Step 4: Pay the Filing Fee Step 5: Serve the Defendant Step 6: Attend the Hearing
Step 1: Confirm Jurisdiction Step 2: Gather Evidence Step 3: Complete the Claim Form Step 4: Pay the Filing Fee Step 5: Notify the Defendant Step 6: Attend the Hearing
