Employer Reimbursement Small Claims

Summary

Chelsea was asked by her previous employer to handle personal tasks for him, such as planning his wifes birthday party and buying Christmas gifts. He promised to reimburse her, but has not done so despite her attempts to collect. The total amount owed is over $2,000. She is considering filing a small claims lawsuit in Ohio, where the limit is $6,000. She has receipts as evidence to support her claim.

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Would a lawyer make a call on my behalf? My previous employer had me take care of personal things for him such as, planning his wife's surprise birthday party, getting and wrapping Christmas gifts, etc. He had me use my own money and said he would reimburse me, yet he still has not. He has ignored every attempt I've made to collect
What is the total amount your employer owes you? Depending on the amount, you may be able to file a small claims lawsuit.
Over *,* dollars
What state are you located in? This will help me provide the most accurate information regarding small claims court limits and procedures.
Ohio
What evidence do you have to support your claim? In Ohio, the small claims court limit is $*,*. You can contact Franklin County Small Claims Court at (*) *-*.
Is there any way I can just get a lawyer to call him
What kind of evidence do you have to support your claim? This could include receipts, emails, or text messages.
Receipts
In Ohio, receipts are considered valid evidence in small claims court. Make sure to keep them safe.