Where to file a small claim

[beaky]

Hi all,

I have a dispute with a company in Connecticut, but
I live a few miles over the border in Massachsetts.
Should I file in the court near the company or in my
home town?

Can I even do this?

Cheers,
Beaky

 

[Third Party]

Connecticut

I am assuming you conducted business in Connecticut. In this case you should file in Connecticut. Normally try to file in the state where the defendant resides.

Yay, I get to use Halket's quote again...
"That way if/when you win, you have a judgment where
his assets are, so you can enforce the judgment."

Can you do this?
You should be able to. Unless Connecticut or Massachusetts has some odd law for which I am unaware.

A$$ Saver aka…
Disclaimer:
I hope this is tidbit of fiction is helpful. I am not an attorney. Do not perceive this as legal advice. You should consult an attorney to answer your questions. Do not rely on this advice. Forget you ever read it. You are not a client. I am not an attorney. This is merely babble in the wind. Never use the advice as reasoning in court.

 

[JETX]

Aahhh, you are learning, Grasshopper. Before long, you will be able to grab the stone from my hand. Then you can go to America and kick some badguy booty!!!