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Case profile
Your dispute written the way a clerk and a judge read it — parties, amounts, dates, and what you're actually asking the court to order.
Small claims · self-represented · no attorney required
Somebody owes you money. Go take it.
Small claims court was built for people without lawyers. Most people lose anyway — not because they were wrong, but because they showed up with a shoebox of receipts and no plan. Answer 8 questions and we'll build the plan.
- Free case assessment
- About 4 minutes
- No account needed to start
Does your case fit?
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Within limit
Step one
Which side of this are you on?
The strategy is completely different depending on whether you're chasing money or defending against a claim. Pick your door.
What you walk out with
The Case File
Everything a lawyer would build for you, minus the lawyer. Generated from your answers, not a template.
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Strength read
An honest assessment of where your case is solid and where it's thin, before you spend a filing fee finding out.
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Demand letter
The letter that settles it without a courtroom. Most disputes end here — which is exactly why it has to be written correctly.
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Evidence list
What you have, what's missing, and where to get it. Ordered the way you'll hand it to the judge.
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Hearing script
Your case in under three minutes, because that's roughly what you get. Plus the questions you'll be asked.
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Collection plan
Winning and getting paid are two different jobs. Wage garnishment, liens, bank levies — what applies in your state.
Not a small claims matter?
Bigger case, same idea.
Eviction, custody, divorce, debt collection defense, or a claim over your state's limit belongs in a different courtroom. Our sister platform builds the same plan for those.