To submit this form, you can file it in-person at the court clerk's office, use a drop-off box or mail your forms to the court address listed in the form. You can also submit the forms online through the Civil eFiling Portal. Ensure to include the original and copies of the form, as well as a self-addressed, stamped envelope if submitting by mail. Review the complete submission instructions to avoid delays. For filing electronically, a transaction fee may apply. Check for local court-specific instructions and schedules.

The filing dates and trial dates vary based on court schedules. Ensure to check the trial date filled by the clerk on your form after submission. Key filing periods include March 1, 2024, to September 30, 2024.

The Plaintiff's Claim form is essential for filing a claim in Small Claims Court to resolve disputes efficiently and economically. It provides a streamlined process for individuals and businesses to seek justice in civil matters without requiring lawyer representation. This form includes detailed instructions, mandatory documents, and steps for filing and serving the claim, ensuring that all legal procedures are followed correctly.

• 1. Plaintiff's Information: Includes Name, Street Address, City, State, Zip Code, and Telephone Number for the plaintiff.
• 2. Defendant's Information: Captures the same details as plaintiff's information for the person or entity being sued.
• 3. Case Details: Details such as Amount Defendant Owes and Case Filing Location.
• 4. Notice to Defendant: Important information for defendants about attending the trial and protecting their rights.
• 5. Court Fill Section: Details the Trial Date, Time, and Department, filled by the court clerk.

Failure to submit this form properly can result in your case being dismissed or delayed, potentially affecting the outcome.

• Dismissal of Case: Your case may be dismissed without the opportunity for a hearing.
• Delay of Proceedings: Incorrect or late submissions can delay the court proceedings.
• Inability to Collect Judgment: Failure to file correctly may result in the inability to collect any owed judgment.

• 1. Filing a Claim: Initiate a lawsuit in Small Claims Court to resolve a dispute.
• 2. Serving Legal Documents: Serve the necessary documents to the defendant as part of the legal process.
• 3. Fee Waiver Request: Request a waiver for court filing fees if you cannot afford them.
• 4. Preparation for Trial: Gather and organize supporting documents needed for the trial.
• 5. Responding to Legal Actions: Defendants can use this form to understand and respond to the claims against them.