If the maximum u can sue in a small claims court is £10,000 then everything above is probably “large claims court” . I dont think anyone would propose a medium claims court since it doesnt seem necessary and wouldnt serve a purpose since there shouldve only been one claims court anyway, the only reason small claims court exist is so that its easier for less fortunate people AND to clear up traffick with the large claims court thats just my opinion though
It would help to do that or even to raise the "small claims" amounts (which does happen sometimes, but not enough). The problem is that it requires a law to be passed, and legislators usually don't care about adjusting old laws, only passing new ones, if they care at all. This is why many laws have absurdly low dollar amounts, like "grand theft," which in many places is as low as $200 and is rarely above $500. A delivery driver could get charged for grand theft for making off with a customer's large food order.
For anyone going through small claims, my case took 9 months from start to end. Hearing took about an hour. The pandemic has delayed many cases, _even though it's been years since._ *Something I didn't hear mentioned is that you can include the file fee in your judgment payout; making the defendant pay for your court fees if you win*
In Germany both lawyers are paid by whoever is guilty of causing the case. Usually this is the loser. So if you are in the right you lose nothing by filing a lawsuit. There is however a limit how much money can be demanded because of legal costs.
I did a small claims case against a towing company, it was less than a thousand dollars. It turns out the judge actually wrote the towing laws and when we went in he asked all of the other peope waiting for their hearings to step outside of the courtroom, asked my dad and I too step up to podium, and started asking a few questions. The towing company was notoriously owned by the local italian mob, and never signed their summons, yet we got it (we sent it to the main office of the company after a lot of digging), he then looked through the file, pulled out things he didn't think helped my case, and I was awarded 3x the cost of the tow (which was the law at the time) plus court fees. Did I ever see the money? No. After calling trying to get it a few times my dad was like "so, this is the mob and we should probably just let it go." Though I did become so knowledgable of the laws that when someone who went through something similar with a company owned by the same group had an issue the person I worked with on the txdot claim (you had to call them first) referred someone to me. So, that's how I sued and won a court case against the mob... though I never saw a dime 😂
3:39 could you do a video on (assuming this is usually possible), how small claims court can allow you to sue for money from telemarketers that illegally call people on the Do Not Call registry?
I did not do specific research, but my quick guess is this cannot be easily solved in most small claims courts. Small claim cases are more like an exact number on a paper like your rent deposit on you rental agreement, or the charge on a dealer’s receipt for repairing your car wrecked by the defendant’s fault. You’re not asking the marketing company to give you a sum of money (unless you want to seek emotional damages caused by their intentional infliction of emotional distress-highly unlikely), so I believe you should go to a normal court and seek an injunction against them, not very expensive lawyer’s fee expected.
@@tennyho3236 The TCPA provides a direct right for consumers to sue the companies for a set fine per call, so there's direct legal precedent that should simplify the process massively. At least, that's how I believe the law currently stands.
I have a small tree company. A large franchise hired us to do some tree work back in March and they have ignored me and not paid. There’s a lot more details to this project. I think I can go into small claims but I would have to reduce the money they owe me, supposedly according to a friend, I can only sue for the potential profits of the job. I think it would make a really awesome video for you.
That thing about profit is nonsensical and contradicts itself. If you can only sue for the profit you would have made, that means you eat the cost of labor/materials/travel yourself, which cuts into your profit, which means more profit you can sue for. Besides, most states allow you to sue for up to 3x what is owed.
I just realized that Mike’s videos follow the same format as drug manufacturer commercials. Those commercials always have the person moving from place to place, which is designed to keep viewers engaged.
I like that: "Actions have consequences!" (I think those consequences may be being charged with assault and battery et al!) lol LOVED the video! You are all awesome!
Could you please do a video on medical (dental) malpractice? Perhaps even a 'higher courts' version? I don't think I can prove it was intentional, I only have my testimony and outcome, but the dentist pried into my tooth with a drill while upset with me over a scheduling issue. It was while he was replacing a crown that he had placed a few months prior because I was experiencing sensitivity. He then billed my insurance as a "deep filling close to the nerve chamber" but wouldn't tell me what he was doing while reconstructing/restoring the tooth. I lost the tooth because it sustained traumatic injury according to dental visits from other providers. Would really like to recover some resulting dental bills but more importantly hold him accountable for what he did for such a petty reason.
This is very well made and engaging! I will be using your video to teach my high school students the proper steps to file for a small claims lawsuit in my financial literacy class! Excellent video production!
I have an SC against my HOA for towing my car without having a properly approved regulation. Additionally, they had a service agreement signed with a towing company without Baord approval.
i bet most attorneys wish the length to get to a criminal trial or civil lawsuit hearing was as short as small claims but there is probably legal reasons why it takes a lot of time to get to a criminal trial or to a civil case hearing
I’d like to see a video on proving a nuisance complaint against a business with live bands after quiet hours. I’ve called the police but they “can’t find their decibel meter” when they show up.
I'd like to see how to take a company to small claims court for making it difficult to terminate services/subscriptions. Companies have losing revenue, but they don't need to be horrible like Vonage to keep customers and do automatic drafts from bank accounts w/o one's knowledge. Good thing the FTC had to step in.
@@og_3rd_st_saint_gat Yeah, probably not. Defamation lawsuits require proof of _actual_ damages. You have to be able to show that you were substantially harmed in a significant way that affected you financially, or, rarely, in some other tangible way. You also have to be able to prove that the statements are both untrue and not simply an opinion. Truth is a 100% defense against defamation suits. And all that's assuming that you have proof that the person in question made the statements about you, which basically requires them to be in writing or recorded unless there are many reliable witnesses. Take the Depp case. He was able to prove that the defamation cost him several large roles. The defamation was in writing. It then took a very, very long time to prove that the statements were actually false. (Public figures have a higher bar to the opinion vs. statement question, so it's not the best example, but it's one everyone knows.) This is why Mike should probably do a video on this.
Basically, they are hard to prove. My friend's son had a girl say he diddled on her without her permission. It was on social media. The boy won largely because it was written down.
Maybe stop bein a snowflake if its small or if its serious gather proof of innocence (which shouldnt be hard if its a false accusation) and just defend yourself… your likely not going to get anything from a claim such as this for reimbursement. But the truth will eventually show especially if its 100% true it wont be that necessarily hard to prove.
I’m doing everything I can to sue and get back money owed to me from a previous tenant who didn’t pay rent for six months, trashed my carpet, I had to redo the whole flooring, spent thousands to get my home back to where it was before renting to them, I want to sue him for every single dollar spent also for my lawyer fees!! He’s a real estate agent who is trying to play the law.
Hi, I asked for a pre-owned vehicule in a well stablished dealer, I received a quote from them for it, we saw the vehicule, we like it so we accepted the quote, but then, they wrote a price much higher than the one quoted. I talked to the manager and he answered that they "won't honor that quote", as clear as that. Is that legal? Honoring an accepted quote is not mandatory in the USA?
I used FedEx to send my German-made wristwatch back to Germany for repairs. FedEx refused to deliver the watch to the manufacturer (Sinn) for reasons unknown. After no less than 6 calls to FedEx, the watch just sat at a FedEx shipping location in Germany. Can I go to small claims court for breach of contract?
My moving company lost some of my items and broke other stuff. They told me one thing before the move but told me another thing after the move. Now they refuse to admit they were wrong. What do I do?
Can you file a case on someone who you have money to and then they cut you off and still haven’t paid you back over 5 years later ? (The amount was $800)
Well you said suggest specifics and I might have one in the future. Basically, I've been lending my sibling money with the intention of them paying me back. If they refuse... how to go about it. I have the text conversations and receipts to prove my claim. So I guess Ill look forward to the next video
Screen shot those text messages and take pictures of the receipt and save them in the cloud in case they delete them or your lose your phone or the receipt get damaged or lost. Also you should check what the maximum time in your state that you can go without filing a case from the last period you lend them money and the period you file the case(some have time periods that if you don't file a case within them you can't go to court) i spent years watching judged judy 😂🗿☕but this are genuine advices to help win the case
Hey Mike can you make a UA-cam short on when it is appropriate to use hazards when driving because I know a lot of people who actually put it on just so they can break the law
Hmm does a warranty on a car count as a contract? {does it qualify} And if my problem is a dealership in a different state not holding up their end of the warranty? {where to file} then their corporate office not upholding the warranty? {where to file} I was really hoping this would fit small claims I’m out like $1600 which is a lot of money for me only making 18/hr
I got hit my a guy who made a left turn when he shouldn’t have and he never reported it to his insurance but I reported it to mine. I was forced to pay my deductible to fix my car or leave it as is. I wasn’t at fault. Insurance ended up not being able to do anything, been a year since then can I take that person to small claims court to get my deductible back plus more for the stress and problems they caused me?
If you do, don't forget to sue for the diminished value of your car. The repairs are now recorded in Carfax and most buyers won't offer as much as before the accident.
Toyota of Dallas service department broke my vehicle. 😢 all they are offering is a discount on a new transmission they messed up. How do I get video surveillance? I have the documents to prove they serviced the transmission fluid exchange. And the videos they have should prove how and who and all of that.
Wow, happened to me too. A Toyota dealership here in Texas, after they did a transmission flush and exchange the car started to slip shifts and until it couldn't move, happened like three weeks later after they did that service to my car.
If a school does not break up a fight like when my friend was being bullied could he sue the school forgot to say they just said he can handle himself💀 and he also was bullying me like choking my friend a bit and I think hitting and choking me and sometimes kicking
Unlike possessions, if someone robs you of your sleep, you can not get it back. A barking dog is considered a "nuisance," but when it prevents you from sleeping it is a form of torture. Sleep deprivation is a war crime and these barking dogs needs to be impounded. How do you value the loss of your most valuable resource and win a case? 🐕🔇
Hey Mike I got a question, I'm involved in a case where my occupant refused to pay rent and went to a completely different country,what do I do to track him down?
Is this a good way to handle FDCPA violations? Having issues with a bank associated with an auction website. Also, I believe soup boy has a tort against you?
I had surgery I had to give my girlfriend my gold chain is worth about $1,000 and now I can't get it back I have the receipt and should I check to see if the gold increased in price
Check what is is on the receipt and check for if it increased, with the receipt you have direct proof of ownership, you have to prove your girlfriend has the chain so make sure to text her about It and screenshot the texts, if she sold it then you can sue her for its monetary value
took my neighbor to small claims in CA for a habitual batking dog. Had video evidence but this lost. Judge was not even a judge and wasold and cound Noy hear well.
@@bt3324 There's this thing called a do not call list in America. Telemarketing agencies are not allowed to call you, If you registered your phone number. So If they call you and you sue them. They will pay you some like $1200 to not take them to court.
My dispute deals with a fence on the property line in Illinois. It's about to fall down. It appears that in Illinois my neighbor and I are both equally liable for repairs. The houses are in illinois, but he lives in Colorado (it's his rental property). I've reached out to him but he will not respond to texts or emails. I have estimates for the repairs, but I haven't had the work done because I don't want to get stuck with the whole bill and then have to spend time chasing him down and then, even if I win, how can I collect if he lives in a different state?
What do you do when the cops made several mistakes that ended up costing you 100,00 of thousands of dollars? That you can prove, And what do you do when the lawyer lies to you then doubles down on the lie on their answer to the motion filed under a Habeus Corpus??????????
been thoroughly enjoying law recently. About to claim $100+ from a false traffic citation. Gotta love it when an officer of the law skims the laws. 257.602b in case anyone is curious.
I wonder how much it would relieve the legal system to have “medium claim” court up to, say, $50,000? Has this ever been proposed?
Hey! Good to see you’re okay. I hope to see an upload from you. Have a great night
Some stay dry and others feel the pain
I dunno, seems like a bit much especially for how complex the court system and law already is.
If the maximum u can sue in a small claims court is £10,000 then everything above is probably “large claims court” . I dont think anyone would propose a medium claims court since it doesnt seem necessary and wouldnt serve a purpose since there shouldve only been one claims court anyway, the only reason small claims court exist is so that its easier for less fortunate people AND to clear up traffick with the large claims court thats just my opinion though
It would help to do that or even to raise the "small claims" amounts (which does happen sometimes, but not enough). The problem is that it requires a law to be passed, and legislators usually don't care about adjusting old laws, only passing new ones, if they care at all. This is why many laws have absurdly low dollar amounts, like "grand theft," which in many places is as low as $200 and is rarely above $500. A delivery driver could get charged for grand theft for making off with a customer's large food order.
For anyone going through small claims, my case took 9 months from start to end. Hearing took about an hour. The pandemic has delayed many cases, _even though it's been years since._ *Something I didn't hear mentioned is that you can include the file fee in your judgment payout; making the defendant pay for your court fees if you win*
Where I live some people cases got delayed 2 years because of the pandemic 😂
@@niggachad_1damn
Pandemic makes the line longer. In my jurisdiction i can still see docketed items with a 2020/2021 case number.
so did you ever get paid??
In Germany both lawyers are paid by whoever is guilty of causing the case. Usually this is the loser. So if you are in the right you lose nothing by filing a lawsuit. There is however a limit how much money can be demanded because of legal costs.
What if both parties are not guilty but just don't agree with each other, disputed hard enough to go to court?
Loser pays in the US would be a Godsend
@@play005517i think that user referred to the losing party as ‘guilty’
I did a small claims case against a towing company, it was less than a thousand dollars. It turns out the judge actually wrote the towing laws and when we went in he asked all of the other peope waiting for their hearings to step outside of the courtroom, asked my dad and I too step up to podium, and started asking a few questions. The towing company was notoriously owned by the local italian mob, and never signed their summons, yet we got it (we sent it to the main office of the company after a lot of digging), he then looked through the file, pulled out things he didn't think helped my case, and I was awarded 3x the cost of the tow (which was the law at the time) plus court fees. Did I ever see the money? No. After calling trying to get it a few times my dad was like "so, this is the mob and we should probably just let it go."
Though I did become so knowledgable of the laws that when someone who went through something similar with a company owned by the same group had an issue the person I worked with on the txdot claim (you had to call them first) referred someone to me.
So, that's how I sued and won a court case against the mob... though I never saw a dime 😂
That is very cool
Why didn’t you send the judgement to a debt collector?
@@JetFire9because it's a mob, and bad stuff can happen
@@thysupremematrix4327 True. That's why you hire a mob (debt collector) to go after a mob, lol.
That's still impressive and a hell of a story. That's worth something! Glad you are here to tell it!
Really well written and edited. I love this channel. Great stuff.
3:39 could you do a video on (assuming this is usually possible), how small claims court can allow you to sue for money from telemarketers that illegally call people on the Do Not Call registry?
I did not do specific research, but my quick guess is this cannot be easily solved in most small claims courts. Small claim cases are more like an exact number on a paper like your rent deposit on you rental agreement, or the charge on a dealer’s receipt for repairing your car wrecked by the defendant’s fault. You’re not asking the marketing company to give you a sum of money (unless you want to seek emotional damages caused by their intentional infliction of emotional distress-highly unlikely), so I believe you should go to a normal court and seek an injunction against them, not very expensive lawyer’s fee expected.
@@tennyho3236 The TCPA provides a direct right for consumers to sue the companies for a set fine per call, so there's direct legal precedent that should simplify the process massively. At least, that's how I believe the law currently stands.
2:45 - that Wilhelm scream. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have a small tree company. A large franchise hired us to do some tree work back in March and they have ignored me and not paid. There’s a lot more details to this project. I think I can go into small claims but I would have to reduce the money they owe me, supposedly according to a friend, I can only sue for the potential profits of the job. I think it would make a really awesome video for you.
That thing about profit is nonsensical and contradicts itself. If you can only sue for the profit you would have made, that means you eat the cost of labor/materials/travel yourself, which cuts into your profit, which means more profit you can sue for.
Besides, most states allow you to sue for up to 3x what is owed.
I just realized that Mike’s videos follow the same format as drug manufacturer commercials. Those commercials always have the person moving from place to place, which is designed to keep viewers engaged.
In Michigan small claims court decisions can NOT be appealed.
Good to know!
The way he smacked the noodles out of his hands😂
The bowl was empty when he did that.
Nice! This taught me SO much! ❤
I like that: "Actions have consequences!" (I think those consequences may be being charged with assault and battery et al!) lol LOVED the video! You are all awesome!
"Dont file that here!"
"Okay!"
Love it! 😂
Could you please do a video on medical (dental) malpractice? Perhaps even a 'higher courts' version?
I don't think I can prove it was intentional, I only have my testimony and outcome, but the dentist pried into my tooth with a drill while upset with me over a scheduling issue. It was while he was replacing a crown that he had placed a few months prior because I was experiencing sensitivity.
He then billed my insurance as a "deep filling close to the nerve chamber" but wouldn't tell me what he was doing while reconstructing/restoring the tooth. I lost the tooth because it sustained traumatic injury according to dental visits from other providers.
Would really like to recover some resulting dental bills but more importantly hold him accountable for what he did for such a petty reason.
You are on this council, we grant you the rank of master
Men
@@JoseContreras-j8o busting
You people are the direct reason for darth vader existing, JUST GIVE ANAKIN THE RANK OF MASTER
One of your best. Great info.
This is very well made and engaging! I will be using your video to teach my high school students the proper steps to file for a small claims lawsuit in my financial literacy class! Excellent video production!
I have an SC against my HOA for towing my car without having a properly approved regulation. Additionally, they had a service agreement signed with a towing company without Baord approval.
i bet most attorneys wish the length to get to a criminal trial or civil lawsuit hearing was as short as small claims but there is probably legal reasons why it takes a lot of time to get to a criminal trial or to a civil case hearing
I’d like to see a video on proving a nuisance complaint against a business with live bands after quiet hours. I’ve called the police but they “can’t find their decibel meter” when they show up.
I'd like to see how to take a company to small claims court for making it difficult to terminate services/subscriptions.
Companies have losing revenue, but they don't need to be horrible like Vonage to keep customers and do automatic drafts from bank accounts w/o one's knowledge. Good thing the FTC had to step in.
Mike, what should we do legally if someone is making false accusations about us?
Sue for defamation
@@og_3rd_st_saint_gatYou would want to provide proof that the defamation is a direct result of the defendant.
@@og_3rd_st_saint_gat Yeah, probably not. Defamation lawsuits require proof of _actual_ damages. You have to be able to show that you were substantially harmed in a significant way that affected you financially, or, rarely, in some other tangible way. You also have to be able to prove that the statements are both untrue and not simply an opinion. Truth is a 100% defense against defamation suits. And all that's assuming that you have proof that the person in question made the statements about you, which basically requires them to be in writing or recorded unless there are many reliable witnesses.
Take the Depp case. He was able to prove that the defamation cost him several large roles. The defamation was in writing. It then took a very, very long time to prove that the statements were actually false. (Public figures have a higher bar to the opinion vs. statement question, so it's not the best example, but it's one everyone knows.)
This is why Mike should probably do a video on this.
Basically, they are hard to prove. My friend's son had a girl say he diddled on her without her permission. It was on social media. The boy won largely because it was written down.
Maybe stop bein a snowflake if its small or if its serious gather proof of innocence (which shouldnt be hard if its a false accusation) and just defend yourself… your likely not going to get anything from a claim such as this for reimbursement. But the truth will eventually show especially if its 100% true it wont be that necessarily hard to prove.
A video about small claims court against a company/individual that owes you wages would be helpful.
I got a claim judgment against someone years ago and the state prohibits me from my my money.
the videos are getting longer, this is the change I want to see
I’m doing everything I can to sue and get back money owed to me from a previous tenant who didn’t pay rent for six months, trashed my carpet, I had to redo the whole flooring, spent thousands to get my home back to where it was before renting to them, I want to sue him for every single dollar spent also for my lawyer fees!! He’s a real estate agent who is trying to play the law.
Hey LawByMike, your tip totally works.
You should do a video over name changes!
Great video; informative and very entertaining.
6:34 got me rolling on the floor
also 6:43 "mae soup"
Small claims in Texas is now UP to 20k$. XD small welp. That is huge for a lot of people. 0:51
You make learning law not just educational but fun too!
Do family court tips, please
Hi, I asked for a pre-owned vehicule in a well stablished dealer, I received a quote from them for it, we saw the vehicule, we like it so we accepted the quote, but then, they wrote a price much higher than the one quoted. I talked to the manager and he answered that they "won't honor that quote", as clear as that. Is that legal? Honoring an accepted quote is not mandatory in the USA?
Doing a quick legal search showed me it is indeed legally binding.
Can you do something about cases of (large) corporations being anti-Transparent
Too funny! Thanks Mike! ⚖️
Gonna get this bag because I watched this video 👌 thanks
I used FedEx to send my German-made wristwatch back to Germany for repairs. FedEx refused to deliver the watch to the manufacturer (Sinn) for reasons unknown. After no less than 6 calls to FedEx, the watch just sat at a FedEx shipping location in Germany. Can I go to small claims court for breach of contract?
can I sue a company just because they reporting negative item on my credit and damaging my score.. and no money involved
I love the channel lore!! 😂
You told me to click on a link to see how to win a small claims case, but the link is about becoming a US citizen. What?
“Dare i say yahoo?” Best lawyer.
“GO!” This guy>>
How to sue Amazon in small claims for money not credited?
I don't even live in the USA, why am I seeing this?
Because men
YT is mostly geared towards Americans but foreigners are obsessed with American culture for some reason
Because of Hitler
Because it's good content regardless of if you can use it.
Because of global warming
My moving company lost some of my items and broke other stuff. They told me one thing before the move but told me another thing after the move. Now they refuse to admit they were wrong.
What do I do?
Do one on a hit and run small claims
Love your channel
Can you file a case on someone who you have money to and then they cut you off and still haven’t paid you back over 5 years later ?
(The amount was $800)
Well you said suggest specifics and I might have one in the future. Basically, I've been lending my sibling money with the intention of them paying me back. If they refuse... how to go about it. I have the text conversations and receipts to prove my claim. So I guess Ill look forward to the next video
Screen shot those text messages and take pictures of the receipt and save them in the cloud in case they delete them or your lose your phone or the receipt get damaged or lost. Also you should check what the maximum time in your state that you can go without filing a case from the last period you lend them money and the period you file the case(some have time periods that if you don't file a case within them you can't go to court) i spent years watching judged judy 😂🗿☕but this are genuine advices to help win the case
So no part 2?
Hey Mike can you make a UA-cam short on when it is appropriate to use hazards when driving because I know a lot of people who actually put it on just so they can break the law
Hey @LawByMike, if a laywer is sued or needs to go to court do they need a lawyer ???
Or can they be there own laywer???
Amazon sent me a broken laptop that i paid 1400 dollars for, and i sent it back, but they charged a 700$ restocking fee, is that legal??
Can I ask for interest on an unreturned security deposit?
My doctor knew I had a disease but didn’t tell me ? What can I do ?
Lawsuits are awarded all the time but how many actually pay out? Many will never see the money.
You didn't watch 'til 4:19 I see.
Can you arrest a lawyer,saying that they are trying to stop the investigation,or what is the rule of that?
Hmm does a warranty on a car count as a contract? {does it qualify} And if my problem is a dealership in a different state not holding up their end of the warranty? {where to file} then their corporate office not upholding the warranty? {where to file} I was really hoping this would fit small claims I’m out like $1600 which is a lot of money for me only making 18/hr
Can I take Wells Fargo to small claims court? They took $5000 out of my account and closed it. I have all the proof for it
0:09 0:12 0:13
I was having some tough times in this content just has just been pushing me through it
I love your judge's wig, Mike. It's almost too much lol
I got hit my a guy who made a left turn when he shouldn’t have and he never reported it to his insurance but I reported it to mine. I was forced to pay my deductible to fix my car or leave it as is. I wasn’t at fault. Insurance ended up not being able to do anything, been a year since then can I take that person to small claims court to get my deductible back plus more for the stress and problems they caused me?
If you do, don't forget to sue for the diminished value of your car. The repairs are now recorded in Carfax and most buyers won't offer as much as before the accident.
Toyota of Dallas service department broke my vehicle. 😢 all they are offering is a discount on a new transmission they messed up. How do I get video surveillance? I have the documents to prove they serviced the transmission fluid exchange. And the videos they have should prove how and who and all of that.
Wow, happened to me too. A Toyota dealership here in Texas, after they did a transmission flush and exchange the car started to slip shifts and until it couldn't move, happened like three weeks later after they did that service to my car.
just be smart really, think out the box
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If a school does not break up a fight like when my friend was being bullied could he sue the school forgot to say they just said he can handle himself💀 and he also was bullying me like choking my friend a bit and I think hitting and choking me and sometimes kicking
Do you actually have to appear in court? I have pretty bad social anxiety and rarely leave my home. Could I send someone in my place?
How can i study law on my own? Is the library a good place?
Unlike possessions, if someone robs you of your sleep, you can not get it back. A barking dog is considered a "nuisance," but when it prevents you from sleeping it is a form of torture. Sleep deprivation is a war crime and these barking dogs needs to be impounded. How do you value the loss of your most valuable resource and win a case? 🐕🔇
I assume that if you are a lawyer and file a small claim in California or Michigan then you can still sue the other party
I sue telemarketers in Small Claims Court.
Hey Mike I got a question, I'm involved in a case where my occupant refused to pay rent and went to a completely different country,what do I do to track him down?
Need I say the amount is very large in my currency,but in USD it should be around 10,000$
Could you sue someone for other things than money. Like that they work for you
and also lesson learned no slurping soup infront of Mike
Is this a good way to handle FDCPA violations? Having issues with a bank associated with an auction website.
Also, I believe soup boy has a tort against you?
This is one of your most Better Call Saul type ad yet!
Play wonderwall
I love your content ❤❤
I had surgery I had to give my girlfriend my gold chain is worth about $1,000 and now I can't get it back I have the receipt and should I check to see if the gold increased in price
Check what is is on the receipt and check for if it increased, with the receipt you have direct proof of ownership, you have to prove your girlfriend has the chain so make sure to text her about It and screenshot the texts, if she sold it then you can sue her for its monetary value
took my neighbor to small claims in CA for a habitual batking dog. Had video evidence but this lost. Judge was not even a judge and wasold and cound Noy hear well.
Hello. Great video. Question. To present evidence in small claims court, should you use letters to present your evidence or numbers.
Small claims court. Nightmare fuel for every telemarketing company.
Why so?
@@bt3324 There's this thing called a do not call list in America. Telemarketing agencies are not allowed to call you, If you registered your phone number. So If they call you and you sue them. They will pay you some like $1200 to not take them to court.
didn't know mike made long form videos!
better call mike
Many times just serving the opposing party the small claims suit will get them to settle out of court.
“My soup!” “Actions have conseqdunces”
Oh this is good
This was a banger video, I got to learn about the law while laughing the whole time
his videos are so funny 😭😭
My dispute deals with a fence on the property line in Illinois. It's about to fall down. It appears that in Illinois my neighbor and I are both equally liable for repairs. The houses are in illinois, but he lives in Colorado (it's his rental property). I've reached out to him but he will not respond to texts or emails. I have estimates for the repairs, but I haven't had the work done because I don't want to get stuck with the whole bill and then have to spend time chasing him down and then, even if I win, how can I collect if he lives in a different state?
What county?
@@ding9633 USA, Illinois
5:32 not me thinking of a wedding venue 😂
What do you do when the cops made several mistakes that ended up costing you 100,00 of thousands of dollars? That you can prove, And what do you do when the lawyer lies to you then doubles down on the lie on their answer to the motion filed under a Habeus Corpus??????????
that soup slap was personal😭😭😭💀💀
been thoroughly enjoying law recently. About to claim $100+ from a false traffic citation. Gotta love it when an officer of the law skims the laws. 257.602b in case anyone is curious.
Nice edit
You use the 1099a 1099c that how you get them to pay
Fun fact: my dad has been to court before but not because he did something bad it’s because he’s a state trooper
PLAY FREE BIRDD 5:53