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Old Dec 14, 2006, 12:05 PM
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how to file a counter claim in an eviction law suit

how do i file a counter claim against my landlord, when i am being sued for non-payment of rent, when he actually owes me money. i do not have an attorney and i can not afford one, so i will be representing myself in court.

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Assuming you received a summons, go to the court that issued the summons and ask how and whether you can file a counter claim. You may have to go to a different court (small claims court) to do so.
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