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General Small Claims Questions


FAQs

Can I sue a big out of town company in small claims court?

How do I start a small claims action?

Then what happens.

Is there a trial?

Do I have to present evidence?

Even if the other side does not show up?

How do I present evidence?

How long does it take to learn if I won after the trial?

If I win, what happens?

If I lose, what happens?

Is the matter more serious than is appropriate for a small claims court? For example, for you are worried about domestic violence, the $200 to replace a door your ex-spouse kicked in may not be the real issue.

What kind of cases do small claims courts typically hear?

What are small claims courts?

Is it complicated to take a case to small claims court?

How do small claims courts operate?

Does it make sense to go to small claims court?

Is the matter more serious than is appropriate for a small claims court? – for example, for you are worried about domestic violence, the $200 to replace a door your ex-spouse kicked in may not be the real issue.



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