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Yes and no Going to a court to enforce a judgment is going to be orders of magnitudes cheaper than a tort litigation, and there are FAR FAR FAR less delay tati
by syshum 6y ago
Yes and no
Going to a court to enforce a judgment is going to be orders of magnitudes cheaper than a tort litigation, and there are FAR FAR FAR less delay tatics the lawyer could impose
So I still do not believe that is a reason not to use the small claims process
Seems people just want to have a deafest attitude
There is almost no down side from making use of the Small Claims system, could you still end up not being paid sure... but they have ALOT better change of getting the money with a small claims judgement than with no judgment, and small claims is pretty strait forward and inexpensive
Further once you have the judgement the ability to get consignment legal services goes up substantially as well
- Gibbon1 6y agoYeah a civil case is an adversarial procedure with the court as a neutral party that makes a decision. And the two parties are expected to square after. But an enforcement case the court is no longer a neutral party. It's enforcing it's previous decision. An enforcement order has the backing of the state.