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Civil Courts: Small Claims

Understand how to use the small claims court for disputes under £10,000. Our articles cover making claims, defending cases, court forms and recovering debts.

A Guide to Small Claims Court
A Guide to Small Claims Court
Small claims court handles money disputes up to £10,000, but complexity can push cases to pricier tracks, so try resolving things first.
Being a Claimant in the Small Claims Court
Being a Claimant in the Small Claims Court
Follow the rules and procedures for filing a small claims court claim in your area to ensure your case is handled legally.
Completing the Small Claims Court Form
Completing the Small Claims Court Form
Get money you're owed through small claims court with the right form and documentation for your location.
Defending Yourself in the Small Claims Court
Defending Yourself in the Small Claims Court
If you're sued in small claims court, respond within 14 days or risk losing by default, here's what to do first.
Make a Claim in the Small Claims Court
Make a Claim in the Small Claims Court
Use small claims court to recover money owed to you by individuals or businesses, including faulty goods and property damage.
The Real Cost of Going to Court
The Real Cost of Going to Court
Court cases often cost more than you'd think, and winning doesn't guarantee you'll recover everything you spent.
Use the Small Claims Court for Debt Recovery
Use the Small Claims Court for Debt Recovery
Take unpaid debts to small claims court through your local County Court and recover what you're owed.
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