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How Do You File A Small Claims Action In Santa Clara County, CA?

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How Do You File A Small Claims Action In Santa Clara County, CA?

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To file or defend a case in Small Claims Court in Santa Clara County California, a person must be at least 18 years of age or legally emancipated, and mentally competent. A minor must be represented by a guardian; usually a parent. Individuals can file a Small Claims Action if their claim is for $7,500 or less. A business owner (i.e. sole proprietor) is also considered an individual in Small Claims Court, and can for example sue a client for non-payment for up to $7,500. If an individual operates a partnership, a corporation or any other type of entity other than a sole proprietorship, the maximum claim amount can not exceed $5,000. In California, a person cannot file more than 2 claims exceeding $2,500 in Small Claims Court during any calendar year. In other words, if you file 2 claims of $4,000 in one year, all other claims filed the same year must not exceed $2,500. Here is how to file a Small Claims Action in Santa Clara County. PREPARE YOUR CASE A person is not allowed attorney re

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