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  2. Begin by filling in the plaintiff and defendant information. Enter the names, addresses, and contact details as required. Ensure accuracy for effective communication.
  3. Indicate the party type by selecting either 'Plaintiff' or 'Defendant'. If applicable, provide additional party information such as company name or suffix.
  4. Complete the attorney information section if you are represented. Include your attorney's name, address, email, and bar number.
  5. Fill out the summons information section. Specify how you wish to serve the summons and provide any necessary addresses.
  6. Detail the claim by specifying what the defendant owes you and select the type of case from the options provided. Circle or check all relevant claims.
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Filing fee Amount of Your ClaimFiling Fee $0- $1,500 $30 $1,500.01- $5,000 $50 *$5,000.01- $12,500 $75 **Frequent Filer $1001 more row
How to File in Small Claims Court Ask your County District Court Clerk for a Small Claims Affidavit. This form is an application to file a small claims case. There is a filing fee. You must now provide a filed copy of the Small Claims Affidavit to the person you are suing.
Yes. ~ Maybe. Small claims is usually good for going after reasonably small amounts of money from small businesses. If you are trying take a large corporation to court, what will happen is if you win a judgement, the business may feel so inclined as to appeal the judgement.
Small claims cases are required by law to be heard not more than 60 days after the claim is filed. However, a defendant must be properly served with the lawsuit in both small claims and regular civil lawsuits.
Issues the involve claims for damages or payment of money under $10,000 including but not limited to: Claims for damages or money. Asset application and order.

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