Been sued in small claims
Someone sued you. You can respond — and sue them back.
If you were served with a California small claims case, you may have your own claim against the person who sued you. You can file it into the same case — it's called a Defendant's Claim (form SC-120). We prepare it, an attorney reviews it, and we get it filed and served before your trial date.
- Attorney-reviewed, every timeAn attorney from Kolmogorov Law signs off before your claim is filed or served.
- It rides the same caseYour claim is heard at the same trial, on the same date — no separate case, no separate trip to court.
- We watch the deadlineA Defendant's Claim has to be filed and served a set number of days before trial. We build to that date so you don't miss it.
What you'll need
- The case number and county from the papers you were served with (the SC-100)
- Your trial date
- The name and address of the person or business who sued you
- What they owe you, and how you figured the amount
Our flat platform fee plus the court's filing fee for your claim (a fee waiver is available if you can't afford it). Every fee is itemized before you pay.
Start — about 10 minutes
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