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Filing Small Claims Court
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In Washington, you can file a small claims case for debts up to $5,000, even without agreed repayment terms. Gather evidence and file in the district court where the defendant lives. A filing fee is required.Full Conversation
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can you file small courts claim if you don't think they will pay back? A friendship ended on bad terms and I don’t think they will pay me back they owe me about $*.
In Washington, you can file a small claims court case for amounts up to $*,*, which includes your $*,*. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Make sure to gather all evidence of the debt.
- File your claim in the district court where the defendant lives.
- There's a filing fee, usually around $*.
Are you interested in learning more about the process?
- Make sure to gather all evidence of the debt.
- File your claim in the district court where the defendant lives.
- There's a filing fee, usually around $*.
Are you interested in learning more about the process?
Can I file if I believe they won’t pay me back?
Yes, you can file a small claims court case even if you believe they won't pay you back. The court will decide the case based on the evidence you present. It's important to gather all relevant documentation to support your claim. Would you like more information on the filing process?
If the amount to pay back monthly is not agreed can I file small claims?
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Yes, you can file a small claims case even if a monthly repayment plan wasn't agreed upon. The court can help determine a fair repayment based on the evidence you provide. Ensure you have documentation of any verbal agreements or communication about the debt. Would you like more information on how to file?
Yes, you can file a small claims case even if a monthly repayment plan wasn't agreed upon. The court can help determine a fair repayment based on the evidence you provide. Ensure you have documentation of any verbal agreements or communication about the debt. Would you like more information on how to file?
If I later don’t agree with the amount that was agreed on monthly can I file a claim without talking to person ?
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Yes, you can file a claim if you disagree with the repayment amount, even if you haven't talked to the other person. It's important to have documentation of any agreement or communication about the debt. Would you like more information on how to proceed with filing the claim?
Yes, you can file a claim if you disagree with the repayment amount, even if you haven't talked to the other person. It's important to have documentation of any agreement or communication about the debt. Would you like more information on how to proceed with filing the claim?
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In Washington, you can file a small claims case to resolve disputes over money owed, even without agreed repayment terms or direct communication. Here's how you can proceed:
*. Gather all documentation of the debt, agreements, or communications.
*. File your claim in the appropriate district court.
*. Pay the filing fee, typically around $*.
Would you like more detailed information on the next steps?
In Washington, you can file a small claims case to resolve disputes over money owed, even without agreed repayment terms or direct communication. Here's how you can proceed:
*. Gather all documentation of the debt, agreements, or communications.
*. File your claim in the appropriate district court.
*. Pay the filing fee, typically around $*.
Would you like more detailed information on the next steps?
Yes
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To proceed with filing a small claims case in Washington, you should:
*. Prepare your documentation, including proof of the debt and any relevant communications.
*. Visit the district court where the defendant lives.
*. File your claim and pay the filing fee.
If you need more detailed guidance on filing, feel free to ask!
To proceed with filing a small claims case in Washington, you should:
*. Prepare your documentation, including proof of the debt and any relevant communications.
*. Visit the district court where the defendant lives.
*. File your claim and pay the filing fee.
If you need more detailed guidance on filing, feel free to ask!
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