Miami Small Claims
Attorney
Small claims court is supposed to be simple — but having an attorney often means the difference between winning and losing.
Small Claims in Miami
Florida's small claims court handles disputes involving $8,000 or less. While designed to be accessible without an attorney, having legal representation dramatically improves your preparation, presentation, and outcome. Our Miami small claims attorneys help plaintiffs and defendants navigate the process, prepare evidence, and present the strongest possible case in Miami-Dade County Court.
Our Small Claims Services
Small Claims Case Preparation
Reviewing your case, organizing evidence, and preparing a compelling presentation for court.
Small Claims Court Representation
Appearing in Miami-Dade County Court alongside you to present your case to the judge.
Defendant Defense
Preparing a strong defense against small claims filed against you.
Pre-Trial Negotiation
Attempting to resolve the dispute before the hearing through negotiation and demand letters.
Post-Judgment Collection
Helping you collect money you're awarded in small claims court from the losing party.
Small Claims FAQs
What is the maximum amount for small claims court in Florida?
As of 2023, Florida's small claims court limit is $8,000 (not including costs and attorney fees). Cases between $8,001 and $30,000 are heard in county civil court, and above $30,000 in circuit civil court.
Can I have an attorney in small claims court in Florida?
Yes — in Florida, both parties may be represented by an attorney in small claims court. Having an attorney often gives you a significant advantage in evidence preparation and legal argument.
What kinds of cases go to small claims court?
Common small claims cases include unpaid rent or deposits, contractor disputes, product defects, minor car accidents, unpaid loans between individuals, and consumer protection issues.
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