File Small Claims Court in North Carolina

In the State of North Carolina, Small Claims Filing offers complete Filing and Serving services. Court fee is $96. Court fees are applied later during the process and not today. Serving includes restricted mail service & sheriff/private process options will be provided to you later during the procedure. All fees are added to the case against the defendant so you can recover these costs. We will handle your entire small claims from start to finish!
North Carolina Small Claim Filing
Why do you waste your time energy after a small claim? We are here to take pain for you. We are literate enough about the Small Claims Court System. We will get your claim filed and make you free from worries. We file North Carolina Small Claim in the relevant court. We provide proof after the task is completed. Our policy provides individuals and companies peace of mind.
Suing Someone in North Carolina Court Or Being Sued?
- Serving Your Small Claims Papers Before The Deadline.
- Serve Your Claim In Proper Way for North Carolina Court.
- Fill Your Proof With The Charlotte Court.


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Throughout North Carolina in the small claims, we offer services to accommodate on the same day, next day or routine service.
Who Can Sue Small Claim In Court North Carolina?
Those who can claim for Small Claim North Carolina are listed below:
- Married Couples can file small claims in Charlotte court.
- Business Partnerships can also file small claims
- Corporations can file small claims
- Government Agencies can file small claims
- Motor Vehicle Claims can be handled
- Minors can also file small claims in the court of North Carolina
- Prisoners can file small claims
- Bill Collectors can also file small claims in North Carolina