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Introduction
Chapter 1: Small Claims Court, Generally
How Much You Can Sue For
Remedies Other Than Money
Procedure
Needing an Attorney
Other Places to Get Help
Losses You Can Recover
Terminology
Chapter 2: Before You Sue11
Deciding Whether You Have a Case
Getting Information
Proving Your Case
Your Time and Effort
Collecting If You Win
Demanding Payment and Settling
Deadline for Filing Suit
Chapter 3:Using Mediation to Resolve Your Case
Types of Mediation
Advantages to Mediation
Finding Services
Procedure
Chapter 4: Filing and Serving Your Case
Those Who Can Sue and Be Sued
Where to File Your Suit
Fees
How Much To Sue For
Beginning Your Case
Forms
Statutes
Serving the Papers on the Defendant
When You Cannot Find the Defendant
Chapter 5: Types of Cases41
Bad Checks and “Stop Payment” Checks
Breach of Contract
Contract Rescission
Warranty
Lemon Law Cases
Consumer Contracts
Products Liability Cases
Auto Accidents and Other Negligence Cases
Class Actions
Homeowner Association Cases
Landlord Problems
Tenant Problems
Civil Rights Complaints
Attorney-Client Problems
Chapter 6: Defending Yourself
Ignoring the Summons
The Next Step
Your Defenses
Settling the Case
Counterclaims
Cross-Claims and Third Party Claims
Requesting a Continuance
Methods ofPayment
Appeal
Chapter 7: Rules of Evidence
The Four Types of Evidence
Testimony by Declaration
Testimony by Telephone
Expert Witnesses
Oral Agreements
Judicial Notice
Proof
Chapter 8: Preparing and Presenting Your Case
Preparing for Trial
Subpoena Process
Disqualifying a Judge
Presenting Your Case
Judgment
Vacating a Default Judgment
Chapter 9: Collecting Your Judgment
Ask for Your Money
Collection Methods
Driver’s License Suspension
Validity
After the Judgment Is Paid
Chapter 10: Appealing Your Case
Glossary
Appendix A: Small Claims Advisors (and County Court Websites)
Appendix B: Mediation Programs by County
Appendix C: California Small Claims Statutes and Rules
Appendix D: List of Relevant Consumer Statutes
Appendix E: Statutes of Limitation
Appendix F: Questions for Judgment Debtor
Appendix G: Checklists
Appendix H: Demand Letters
Appendix I: Judicial Council Forms
Appendix J: List of Local Forms
Index
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