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  • Small Claims Questions Answers :: Justia Ask A Lawyer
    Unfortunately, small claims courts generally handle claims in a more streamlined manner than higher courts - which can mean going into less detail about all possible classes of damages included in economic and non-economic losses
  • Can a plaintiff request another hearing in CA small claims after losing . . .
    A: Yes, in California small claims court, a plaintiff can request a new hearing by filing a Notice of Motion to Vacate Judgment (form SC-108 or SC-108A), but there are strict rules and deadlines
  • Before I sue, I want to send the defendant a demand. Can I send it to . . .
    A: Yes, you may send a demand letter to the registered agent for a corporate entity In fact, I make it a practice to do so prior to filing suit, and in CA if your claim is under $10,000 and within the jurisdiction of the small claims court, you are required to send a written demand for payment prior to suing
  • Amazon truck damaged my driveway; received inadequate settlement offer . . .
    Alternatively, you might consider filing a small claims action in Maryland District Court, where claims up to $5,000 can be pursued without an attorney The Cecil County District Court (assuming you're in Elkton) handles these matters, and the filing fee is relatively modest
  • Can a judge in TX require a demand letter before hearing a small claims . . .
    When I went to the courthouse to obtain the filing paperwork, I was provided with a document titled "Steps for Filing in Small Claims Court " The first step in this in-house document states: "The judge requires you, the Plaintiff, to notify the defendant of your suit prior to filing in the office
  • How can I find out someones address to file civil court case in my . . .
    A: To file a small claims court case, you generally need to provide the defendant's current address for proper service of the court summons and complaint Here are some methods you can try to find their current address: 1 Contact mutual friends, family, or acquaintances who might know the person's current whereabouts 2
  • Can a plaintiff subpoena documents in NC small claims?
    A: In small claims court, either party can issue a subpoena duces tecum, which is the subpoena used to require someone to bring documents, photos, or other evidence to the hearing You would request it through the clerk of court, fill out the form, and make sure it’s properly served on your landlord If the landlord refuses to turn over the photos or ignores the subpoena, the magistrate can
  • Can I sue for separate $10k claims in Idaho using one ledger as . . .
    A: In Idaho, small claims court generally has a jurisdictional limit of $10,000 per case However, you usually cannot divide what is essentially one larger dispute into multiple lawsuits just to stay under that limit Courts often apply rules against “claim splitting,” meaning if the claims arise out of the same transaction or relationship, you may be required to bring them together in one
  • How to print and present text messages on cell phones as evidence in . . .
    There are numerous text messages back and forth between the Plaintiff and the Defendant 1) How to print and present all the text messages from cell phones as evidence in court for Trial De Novo - Small Claims Appeal? To take a photo of each text message and print that photo seems very complicated and tedious
  • Is a Motion for Summary Judgement allowed in Florida small claims court . . .
    A: Though you can file any motion you feel like filing, a small claims court judge is not supposed to use the summary judgment motion procedures that are set forth in the Fla Rules of Civil Procedure unless those rules have been invoked by court order





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