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Small Claims Court CA: Questions and Answers about Small Claims Court in California.; 1. What kinds of disputes can I take to small claims court?; 2. What can I do if I am owed more than the small claims limits?; 3. How does the small claims court work?; 4. How do I file my claim?; 5. What if I have a claim against the person who is suing me?; 6. What should I do before going to court?; 7. What should I bring to court with me?; 8. What happens if I do not show up for the hearing?; 9. If I lose, can I take the case to a higher court?; 10. What if the judge decides against me but I have a problem paying?; 11. How do I collect my money?

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