Small Claims Court for the Everyday Canadian

Represent yourself and win
Negotiate a settlement
Learn what to do at a trial

If you are suing or being sued in small claims court you need this book!

A jargon-free, do-it-yourself guide for the layperson, Small Claims Court for the Everyday Canadian leads you step-by-step through all you need to know to represent yourself in small claims court — and win! From deciding whether small claims court is the right place to sue to trying to settle, from preparing for trial to collecting what is owed to you, this guide simplifies the legal process and can save you thousands of dollars in legal fees. Don't go to small claims court without it!

Written in clear, non-technical language with numerous samples and tips, this guide includes:

Preparing a claim
Defending yourself
Evaluating your case
Negotiating a settlement
Preparing for trial
What to say and when to say it
Trial techniques that will help you win
What to expect after the trial
How to collect what is owed to you
Writing and serving documents
What you need to know about the small claims court procedure in your province

Written by Milena Celap, BSc, LLB & Pamela J. Larmondin, BA, LLB. Published by Self-Counsel Press, 2000.

Catalogue No.	1-55180-311-9
Price	$29.95
Format	Softcover
Pages	334
Language	English only

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