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Small Claims Court
I need to know how I can take my Step-daughter to Small Claims court in order to retrieve my money.
She owes me $8,310 dollars. She signed a contract for part of it. She moved to Florida. In other words she robbed me, What can I do? Does Small Claims Court handle these matters in the county one lives in? This is a brief summary of what I really need to ask. Can you please help me? |
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Jurisdiction is the residence of the Defendant, your stepdaughter - so the answer is, yes, you have to go where she is to file. It ends up being expensive - I actually had to fly to Maryland to file a claim and then fly back for the hearing. You said you have a contract for part of the money - is making two trips worth it to you? |
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