Should I just answer the phone?

[optimistic1]

I know, I was under the impression that small claims court only allows cases below $2500, so I dont get it, I am gonna call them and try to clarify what the deal is.

[ready2puke]

Where do you go to find out about these local cases...? I'm interested to see whats going on in my area. I live in Torrance Ca. would that be local or L.A.?
Thanks

[optimistic1]

Where do you go to find out about these local cases...? I'm interested to see whats going on in my area. I live in Torrance Ca. would that be local or L.A.?
Thanks

Your in Los Angeles County according to Wikipedia.org, and the direct link is

https://www.lasuperiorcourt.org/onlineservices/civilIndex/index.asp

Although, to even search through it they charge you $4.75 per search to reimburse the court.

[ready2puke]

Thanks for that...I dont need another bill

[optimistic1]

lol, none of us do, including the government, oops too late, they just made another one, about a trillion dollars after interest applied. Better hope it works, or we will all be speaking Chinese soon.

[catleg]

In NJ you can see if you're on the docket in Superior (county) court here.

[treehugger1]

In Oregon small claims go to $7500. Once a judgment is entered, it can take only a few days to have a writ served on your employer. This can be accomplished by the attorney filing the writ. No lag time here, and I have the experience to prove it. Here, it may be 10 - 14 days after the writ has been served on your employer before you even receive a copy in the mail. If you are paid once per month, then chances are you will have a head's up. If you are paid once every two weeks, then you may not know until your paycheck comes up short.

[OhioFiler]

lol, none of us do, including the government, oops too late, they just made another one, about a trillion dollars after interest applied. Better hope it works, or we will all be speaking Chinese soon.

What's a trillion here or a trillion there between good friends?