Small Claims Court

Organize your Small Claims Court case from intake to court package.

Small claims can involve money owed, unpaid work, damaged property, contracts, deposits, loans, services, defamation, repair disputes, and other civil disputes within the court’s limit.

CourtSimplified helps you collect the facts, identify missing proof, organize evidence, prepare documents, and move through the workflow without losing the case context.

Small claims documents

What small claims may involve

Choose this path if your dispute involves money, property, unpaid work, services, contracts, or civil claims that belong in Small Claims Court.

Money owed

Money owed

Organize unpaid invoices, loans, deposits, refunds, repair costs, arrears, and other money disputes.

Contracts and agreements

Contracts and agreements

Prepare facts about written agreements, verbal agreements, missed payments, broken promises, poor work, and service disputes.

Property and damage claims

Property and damage claims

Keep photos, receipts, estimates, messages, timelines, and proof of loss together for property damage or recovery claims.

Organized civil evidence

How this path connects

Your small claims case should stay connected from intake through case analysis, evidence, forms, document workspace, strategy, court package, and export.

Start with a guided intake that captures the claim, parties, dates, amount claimed, evidence, and what happened.

Review a structured case summary that separates facts, proof, missing information, risks, and next procedural steps.

Move into documents and forms with the small claims path carried forward.

Organize evidence, messages, invoices, receipts, estimates, photos, and exhibits under the same case workflow.

Looking for a specific small claims form?

Browse Small Claims Court forms directly if you already know what you need, or continue through the intake if you want CourtSimplified to help identify the likely next documents.