Aaron Hill

Each party has 1 opportunity to change the court date.

You can file a Request to postpone trial at least 10 days before the trial date (or explain why you couldn’t meet the 10-day deadline). The form to postpone your Small Claims trial is SC-150.

For personal or substituted service, subtract 5 days from the trial date. That's the deadline for serving your small claims forms if you were served at least 11 days before the trial. If you were s...

No, the Sheriff's office will not complete service if not ALL filing parties are on a fee waiver. You may complete your service by a process server, third party 18 or older not involved in the case...

Yes, in order for the whole amount of the filing fee to be waived, ALL filing parties must be on a fee waiver. If not all parties are on a fee waiver, the court filing fee must still be paid.

The courts offer a Fee Waiver if you are unable to afford your court filing fees. Please refer to form FW-001 under the FORMS tab for Small Claims to see the qualifications.

If you are serving personal service in the county, the documents must be served at least 15 days prior to the court date. (20 days if out of county) For substituted service, subtract 25 days from t...

You have 3 ways to serve. One way is you can have a friend or a family member, 18 years of age or older (not involved in the case) serve the document(s), hire a process server, or request the court...

To get started, you need to complete the SC-100.

As an individual, you can sue for up to $10,000. As a Business, the Business can sue for up to $5,000.00.