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Category: Small Claims Court
Are you unhappy with the results that came from hiring a contractor? If so, you have options and the ability to take serious action like suing a contractor for poor workmanship. But what’s the process and the important details to know first?
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People go to court for a wide range of reasons in California. If you’re involved in a lawsuit, you may be wondering if you can’t pay. Today, we’re taking a closer look so you’re prepared.
Here’s what happens if you don’t pay small claims judgement.
Over 150,000 small claims were filed in California during 2017.
What can you sue for in small claims court anyway?
If you want to resolve a dispute quickly and inexpensively, you may be able to do so in small claims court.
Small claims court handles a variety of smaller disputes with limited monetary jurisdiction. California allows an individual to collect up to $7,500 but limits corporations and limited liability companies to $5,000.
So, what can you sue for in small claims court anyway?
Today, we’re taking a closer look at the three most common reasons people go to small claims court.
If someone refuses to pay you money owed, it’s time to file a lawsuit with small claims court.
Small claims court is a special court where disputes are resolved quickly and inexpensively.
There’s a good reason why over 4,000 lawsuits filed with small claims court in Los Angeles every day.
Small claims court keeps things simple.
This is particularly helpful for people struggling to collect money they’re owed. With that said, filing a lawsuit with small claims court still requires you to do some research, prepare your case, and follow a specific process.
Here’s how to sue someone who owes you money in small claims court …
