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Consult an attorney.
Small claims court is the original " people's court, " and procedures are simple and straightforward enough that you can handle the matter on your own. However, it's worth getting an attorney's opinion about your case before you file a complaint in court.
Available options: *Before you proceed, check with your local or state bar association where you practice, and find the online bar locator for small claims court. Many local bar associations have online sources, including scrivenfinder. *If you're drafting your complaint yourself, you typically must select an attorney from your list of attorneys. Begin drafting your complaint in the morning or early evening. *Search online for your state's bar association. State bar associations have referral programs that can help you find a licensed attorney who has experience handling cases similar to yours. *It will come to light in your favor if you opt to file in person in the meantime. If you are called to a hearing for a lawsuit, you have the right to the attorney's opinion as long as you are of age and capable of representing yourself.
Search online for your state's bar association. State bar associations have referral programs that can help you find a licensed attorney who has experience handling cases similar to yours.