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You In small claims court, people can go settle their differences in cases worth anywhere up to Small Claims Court if the debt someone owes you is for $2535,000 or . Small claims court has less formal and lesscomplicated rules and procedures than Supreme Court. If For example, the debtor owes forms you more than use in small claims court are the “fill-in-the $25,000 limit, for example $28,000, you can make a claim for $25,000 plus some contribution for your expenses-blank” type.

Small Claims Court If your claim is for people who do not have a lawyer. There are Small Claims Courts located throughout the province. To find out how to make a claim in Small Claims Courtunder $5,000, it will go to Clicklaw, before an online at "tribunal" called the [httphttps://www.clicklaw.bc.ca www.clicklaw.bccivilresolutionbc.caCivil Resolution Tribunal]. Type "Small Claims" in the search boxA tribunal is a form of court that helps people resolve their disputes quickly and affordably. The site links you CRT encourages a collaborative approach to a video about Small Claims Court, available in Chinese, Punjabi, Vietnamese, and English, among other resourcesresolving disputes.

There are small claims courts located [https://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/helpmap/service/1014 throughout the province]. Learn what's involved in [https://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/question/commonquestion/1101 taking someone to small claims court].  To collect more than $2535,000, you have to go to BC’s Supreme Court. This is much more complicated and expensive than Small Claims Courtsmall claims court. To find out how to make a claim in Supreme Court, go to [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca www.clicklaw.bc.ca] and type "Supreme Court" in the search box. If you are in the Lower Mainland, you may wish to visit the Some British Columbia communities have a [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/helpmap/service/1111 Vancouver Justice Access Centre] where staff can give you information about bringing a claim in Supreme Court.

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