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The document is a Judgment Debtor Financial Disclosure Form from the Mason Municipal Court's Small Claims Division. It requires the judgment debtor to provide detailed information about their financial status, including bank accounts, vehicles, real property, significant personal property, other financial assets, and personal earnings. The form emphasizes the importance of completing it fully and returning it within one week to avoid potential legal consequences.

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What happens if you dont pay small claims?

If you lose your case in small claims court, you must pay the amount of the judgment. Normally you have 30 days to pay. Youll be charged interest if you dont pay within this time limit. Worse still, your salary or property could be seized.

Is it worth going to small claims court for $500?

Conclusion: Going to small claims court may be worth it for $500, but it will determine how you weigh your costs versus benefits. At a minimum, it is worth it to send a demand letter.

How to get your money back from someone who owes you?

You can: File a civil case to get your money or property back. The court that hears the case will depend on the amount involved. File a civil case in rent court. File criminal charges. Once a court rules in your favor, you will have a judgment stating that the other person owes you money.

How to collect money owed in small claims court?

You have three options to collect a small claims judgment: A bank levy. Wage garnishment. A real estate lien.

Is taking someone to small claims court worth it?

For most people, it is not worth it. It is a lot more difficult than people think to present a case effectively in front of a Judge or a Jury, especially if you are not a practiced attorney that is familiar with the law (whether it is strictly enforced in court proceedings or not).