People to resolve financial Differences
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People to resolve financial Differences
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no...but small claims court works
The US Court of Federal Claims is located at 717 Madison Place, NW, Washington, DC 20005.
Where did the "trouble" take place? You must file your action in the court of whatever county it occurred in. Unless the court has "jurisdiction" to handle your case it will not hear it. Also: Check Florida law to determine if the county government may be immune from your suit.
Small claims are filed in the court in your state where traffic matters are heard. The name of this court varies by state. In general, you must file your small claim in the court which has jurisdiction over the defendant's place of residence. However, if the small claim was the result of an automobile accident, the claim must be filed in the district where the accident occurred. And if the small claim was the result of a tenancy, it must be filed in the district where the rented property is located. If you have questions about the proper jurisdiction for a small claim, contact your local traffic court. They will be able to either help you or direct you to the court who can.
The Los Angeles County Superior Court has jurisdiction over small claims actions in Hacienda Heights, but in terms of where to file a small claims case, it gets complicated because there are 48 superior court locations in Los Angeles. The court has rules regarding at which of these locations you should file a small claims case depending on a variety of factors. For most of Hacienda Heights, you should file at the Whittier Courthouse; some parts of Hacienda Heights, however, must file small claims cases at the West Covina Courthouse. In addition, the Los Angeles Superior Court is now taking caseload distribution into account when assigning filing locations. Your first step probably should be to call the Whitter Courthouse small claims clerk at 562-907-3127 and ask which courthouse you should file at. When you call, make sure you know where the defendant lives and where the events leading to the case took place in case that affects the filing location. See the related Los Angeles County Court Directory link for more information on Los Angeles Superior Court locations.
Yes, a Canadian can sue an American in a US small claims court for an unpaid loan if the transaction took place in the US. However, they may face some logistical challenges regarding appearing in court and enforcing any judgment obtained, given the international nature of the case. It's recommended to consult with a lawyer familiar with cross-border legal issues for guidance.
Questiion is unclear. In small claims court you can only claim your ACTUAL monetary loss. Not what you MIGHT have 'made' or what you MIGHT have profited from, if only "thus-and-so" hadn't taken place.
if there is no recognized owner--not in prison, just go to small claims court or superior court and get a judgment and take it to the sheriff who will go with you to remove the vehicle from its current place.