When to file small claims in Superior Court?

Case information for small claims matters filed on and after September 1, 2017, and any cases filed prior to that date that have been transferred to the small claims docket in a judicial district or housing session are available through the Superior Court Small Claims Case Look-up.

Can a claim exceed$ 75, 000 in the Small Claims Tribunal?

The Tribunal does not handle: If your claim exceeds $75,000, you are not allowed to divide it into separate claims so as to fit in the Tribunal’s jurisdiction. However, you may abandon any claims exceeding $75,000 in order to bring a claim in the Tribunal. You should ask yourself the following questions before taking action in the Tribunal:

Where can I find the docket number for a small claims case?

Selecting the underlined docket number of any case will take you to the case summary (case detail), which contains party and attorney information; motions, pleading and documents that have been filed; court orders; notices; and disposition information.

Can you file a small claims case in Connecticut?

The Small Claims Session is a part of Connecticut’s court system where you can sue for money damages only. The amount of damages you can sue for is limited to $5,000 or less except if you are filing a case for the return of a security deposit in a landlord-tenant matter.

Where do small claims cases have to be filed?

Small Claims cases must be filed in a venue (court) designated by the Chief Court Administrator.

How are small claims cases heard in Arizona?

All cases are heard by either a judge or hearing officer, who then makes a decision. The decision is final and binding on both parties. There is no right to a jury trial or an appeal in small claims cases. Arizona Rules of Small Claims Procedure apply.

What’s the time limit for Small Claims Court?

Time limits range from one (1) to ten (10) years. See Chapter 4.16 RCW to determine which time limit applies to your type of case. The clerk will assist you with forms and general information about the process. The clerk is not allowed to give legal advice.

What happens if I drop Small Claims case?

Small Claims Court. If the other party pays before the postponed date, ask the court to cancel the hearing. If you do not receive your money by the time of the continued hearing, proceed with the case in court. If you drop the suit, your filing fee and service costs are not returned.