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Unable to resolve a dispute with Korean Airlines? Small Claims Court can help.

If Spectrum owes you money, you can take them to small claims court.

Do you have a dispute with Public Storage? This guide provides all the necessary steps to sue them in small claims court.

You have rights as a guest if something goes awry

You have rights as a host if something goes awry

Your local laws can help you understand if you have a case

A witness can be a useful resource for your case if utilized effectively

You can fight back if you have been stiffed by a contractor.

You've won your case, but there's one more step: payment

Small Claims and Civil Court are courthouses that handle different types of lawsuits.

A consumer court is a specialty court for disputes with businesses

A false restraining can be a big hurdle - but you have options to protect yourself.

You can sue the government in Small Claims court.

It's difficult but possible to sue a judge.

One method to research the whereabouts of your defendant is hiring a professional to perform skip tracing.

A motion for substituted/alternative service is a request to the Court to give you permission to serve the defendant using methods other than personal service. Learn how this can help your case.

This article will explain how to request and manage Sheriff Service of Process ("Sheriff Service”) and why it may be a better option to get your legal papers served.

An incomplete defendant service can lead to your case getting postponed or dismissed. Find out the options you have to notify the defendant after an unsuccessful serve.

You aren't powerless if your ex has taken your dog.

Small Claims court can get your money back!