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How to Serve a Small Claims Case

Serving a small claims case is a valuable means for resolving civil disputes. It’s a quick way to sue another party and get your money back.
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How to file a claim against HBO Max and get up to $2500 back?

HBO Max may owe you money after recent legal actions.
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How much does small claims court cost?

The cost to file in small claims court is low. You’ll pay between $30 and $75. You may have to pay more if anyone other than a friend acts as your server.
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How to Sue JetBlue Airlines [2022 Guide]

Do you have a problem with JetBlue? This guide provides all the necessary steps on how to sue them in small claims court.
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How to Sue Alaska Airlines [Guide 2022]

Do you have an issue with Alaska Airlines? This guide provides all the necessary steps on how to sue them in small claims court.
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How to Sue CVS Without a Lawyer

This article will explain how to sue CVS in Small Claims Court without a lawyer
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The basic elements of a case (cause of action)

The court system needs a good reason to make another person give you money. These reasons are called causes of action.
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How to Sue Amazon as a Buyer [Guide 2022]

Sue Amazon as a buyer in small claims court.
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How to file in small claims court in California

In California, you will need to fill out the SC-100 form and pay the filing fee. To file, you’ll need to know how much the defendant owes you, have tried to resolve the dispute out of court, and know the courthouse where you are allowed to file.
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Finding the correct registered agent for a corporation in South Carolina

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