Small Claims Court
Get the Money You’re Owed – Hassle-Free Legal Assistance
If someone owes you money and refuses to pay, you have the right to take legal action. At MBLegalFirm, we help individuals and businesses recover unpaid debts through Small Claims Court. From filing your claim to representing you in court, we handle everything professionally and efficiently.
Why Choose Us?
Expert Legal Guidance – We handle all paperwork and legal procedures for you. Strong Case Preparation – We gather evidence to maximize your chances of winning. Aggressive Representation – We advocate for your financial recovery in court.
Take Action & Recover Your Money Today!
If someone owes you money, don’t wait. Contact MBLegalFirm now, and let us handle your Small Claims Court case professionally and efficiently.
How We Help You
1. Pre-Court Actions: Gathering Evidence
We collect all necessary documentation to strengthen your claim, including:
Written Agreements – Contracts, promissory notes, invoices, IOUs. Proof of Payments – Bank statements, receipts, canceled checks. Communication Records – Emails, text messages, or recorded calls where the debtor acknowledges the debt.
2. Sending a Formal Demand Letter
Before filing a lawsuit, we send an official demand letter to request repayment. The letter includes:
The amount owed and the due date for repayment. A clear warning of legal action if payment isn’t made. Proof of delivery (via certified mail or email with read receipts).
3. Filing the Small Claims Case
If the debtor doesn’t respond, we proceed with filing a claim in Small Claims Court:
Preparing Legal Documents – We draft and file the necessary court paperwork. Submitting Evidence – We include all supporting documents. Serving the Defendant – Officially notifying them of the lawsuit.
4. Court Representation: Fighting for Your Claim
On your court date, we:
Present Your Case Clearly – Showing proof of the agreement and non-payment. Provide Strong Evidence – Bank records, receipts, and previous attempts to collect. Request a Judgment – Seeking full repayment, including court costs and interest if applicable.