Generally, cases eligible for small claims court involve disputes where the amount of money in question falls below a certain threshold, as determined by state law. Our attorneys can evaluate your case and advise you on whether small claims court is the appropriate venue.

 While legal representation is not required in small claims court, you have the right to hire an attorney to represent you if you choose. Our firm can provide guidance on navigating the small claims process and represent your interests effectively.

Small claims court offers several advantages, including simplified procedures, lower costs, and faster resolution compared to traditional civil litigation. It provides a forum for individuals to resolve disputes efficiently without the need for extensive legal proceedings.

The process typically involves filing a complaint with the court, serving notice to the defendant, participating in a pre-trial conference or mediation (if required), and attending a hearing where both parties present their arguments and evidence to a judge.

In most cases, decisions made in small claims court are final and cannot be appealed. However, there may be limited circumstances where you can seek review by a higher court. Our attorneys can advise you on your options based on the specifics of your case.

The judge may issue a judgment in favor of either party, ordering the payment of damages or other remedies. Our goal is to achieve a favorable outcome for our clients through skilled advocacy and strategic representation.