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CAUSE NO. PLAINTIFF v. DEFENDANT IN THE JUSTICE COURT PRECINCT NO. 4 KENDALL COUNTY, EXASPERATION: REPAIR AND REMEDY CASE COMPLAINT: Plaintiff files this petition against the above named Defendant

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How to fill out small claims court

1. Gather all relevant documents and evidence related to your case.
2. Determine the appropriate small claims court to file your case in.
3. Fill out the necessary court forms, including the complaint form.
4. Provide detailed information about the case, including the parties involved, the amount being claimed, and the reasons for the claim.
5. Submit the completed forms to the small claims court clerk, along with the required filing fee.
6. Serve the defendant with a copy of the filed forms, either through personal service or certified mail.
7. Attend the scheduled small claims court hearing, prepared to present your case and provide any necessary evidence or witnesses.
8. Listen to the judge's decision and follow any further instructions or actions required by the court.
9. If the judgment is in your favor, take appropriate steps to collect the awarded amount from the defendant.

Who needs small claims court?

1. Small claims court is beneficial for individuals and businesses who have a dispute with a person or company and the amount in dispute is relatively small, typically ranging from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars.
2. Common examples of people who may need small claims court include tenants seeking compensation for damages or unpaid rent from their landlords, consumers looking to resolve issues with faulty products or services, contractors pursuing payment for completed work, and individuals seeking repayment of loans or debts.
3. Small claims court provides an accessible and cost-effective way for these individuals and businesses to seek resolution for their legal disputes without the need for hiring an attorney or going through a lengthy and expensive litigation process in higher courts.

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What is small claims court?

Small claims court is a legal court that handles cases involving small amounts of money or disputes.

Who is required to file small claims court?

Anyone who has a dispute involving a small amount of money can file in small claims court.

How to fill out small claims court?

To fill out small claims court, you need to complete a form with the details of your case, pay the filing fee, and submit the form to the court.

What is the purpose of small claims court?

The purpose of small claims court is to provide a quick and inexpensive way for people to resolve disputes involving small amounts of money.

What information must be reported on small claims court?

You must report details of the dispute, the amount of money involved, and any supporting documentation.