Indiana small claims, each county allows every citizen to bring a lawsuit in an informal manner and does not require that a party hire an attorney. In Indiana, you can hire an attorney to represent your small claims case if you want; however, in most instances you will not be able to get the other party to pay your legal fees even if you win unless there is some written agreement making the other party liable for your attorney's fees.

The amount you can sue for in Indiana small claims is $6,000.00. Once a case is filed, the defendant is served and a trial date is set. Some counties may require the defendant to file an answer before a trial date is set. If this is the case, Courtlinked will notify the exact procedure and keep you posted stage by stage.

You cannot use small claims to take possession of real estate property if the agreement is based on real estate. To take possession you must file a civil suit, not small claims.

Indiana small claims you can use an attorney. Courtlinked.com will assist you with your question in regards to the procedures required for the state of Indiana.

Courtlinked.com will handle your entire Indiana small claims from start to finish.