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| Everybody's guide to small claims court |  | Author: Ralph E Warner
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Pub. Co
Category: Book
Buy Used: $0.19
Avg. Customer Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 5720915
Media: Paperback
Pages: 264
ISBN: 0201083035
EAN: 9780201083033
ASIN: 0201083035
Publication Date: 1980
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Book Description
The only guide to small claims court that provides insights from judges. Smart preparation for your day in small claims court can make the difference between writing a check and receiving one. Everybody's Guide to Small Claims Court provides the information, tips and strategies you need to sue someone successfully, or put up a winning defense. Find out how to: *write a demand letter *file and serve papers *prepare a winning presentation *prepare evidence *line up persuasive witnesses *figure out your damages *mediate a settlement *collect money when you win Everybody's Guide to Small Claims Court gives you down-to-earth examples of common cases, including: *auto repair *rental deposit *auto warranty *property damage *small business disputes The 11th edition is completely updated to include the latest procedures for small claims courts in every state and Washington, D.C. Plus, it now includes useful, practical comments by judges who've seen it all.
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"Go after the money that's owed you -- represent yourself in small claims court and win! Everybody's Guide to Small Claims Court gives you the step-by-step instructions and plain-English legal information you need to bring or defend a case with maximum success. From preparing evidence and witnesses to making a presentation in court, you'll learn how to: decide if you have a good case determine how much to sue for write your demand letter mediate a settlement before it goes to court file and serve papers prepare and present a winning case Everybody's Guide to Small Claims Court gives you down-to-earth examples of common cases, including: auto repair rental deposit auto warranty property damage small business disputes Completely updated, the 10th edition includes an expanded discussion of mediation, and how readers can protect their interests should settlement efforts fail. Also includes a comprehensive 50-state appendix reflecting all the latest legal developments that you'll need when you're preparing your case. "
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 An absolute "must-have" legal reference, particularly for home and business owners. November 5, 2006
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Written by Attorney Ralph Warner, Everybody's Guide to Small Claims Court is the updated eleventh edition of an absolutely indispensable guide for anyone involved as a plaintiff or defendant in a small claims court case. Chapters walk the reader through how to write a demand letter, file and serve papers, prepare evidence, secure appropriate witnesses, figure out damages, mediate a settlement, collect money after winning a case, and much more. Written expressly for lay readers, Everybody's Guide to Small Claims Court is as straightforward and easy-to-understand as a legal guide can be, and the eleventh edition now includes the most current procedures in the small claims courts in all states and Washington D.C., as well as practical advice from judges who have seen everything. An absolute "must-have" legal reference, particularly for home and business owners.
A Good Reference Book On Small Claims Court January 9, 2005
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
This book has information on how to prepare your case, win in court and collect your money. You can learn how to determine the damages, mediate the settlement, write a demand letter, file and serve papers, prepare for court and collect your money when you win. A big plus, this book includes information for all 50 States. For 24-hour access to straightforward legal solutions check out www.nolo.com. The author, Ralph Warner, helped found Nolo in 1971, and is one of the recognized pioneers of the self-help law movement.
Keep in mind that on some smaller cases you have no choice but to work the case without a lawyer since the amount of money involved may not be enough to cover the expense of an attorney. This book will be a lifesaver.
Everybody's Guide to Small Claims Court (7 ed) August 2, 2000
13 out of 15 found this review helpful
As Small Claims Legal Advisor for the Superior Court, County of San Francisco, for nearly 19 years, I recommend this book to anyone who needs nationwide information on small claims court. Why research each state individually when you can have it in one book? Jeanne F. Stott
 This book is very vague. March 30, 1999
15 out of 26 found this review helpful
This book skips all the important details, it is fine for someone who is NOT going to Small Claims Court. This book is useless to the person who IS being sued.
Great reference book for anyone. July 2, 1998
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
We are owners of a small business and recently we lost our bookkeeper/receptionist after 10 years. I have had to take over collections. This book was of great help to someone who has never gone to court. The book covers both sides of a court claim. This gives you a feel of possible ways the defendant will react and how they might present evidence. I also have had to go to Debtor's Court and the book explained all the rights and thing I should ask for inorder to get the money that is owed to our busines. It covers general information for all state on laws on how long to have to refile etc. Great book for any small business owners who have to deal with the small claims court systems. Five Stars for great reference book to have in your office!!!!!!
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