Big News: Small Claims Court Limit Increased to $50,000

Did you know the monetary limit for Small Claims Court has just gone up from $35,000 to $50,000?

This is a major shift in access to justice — and it matters because more people and businesses can now resolve disputes in Small Claims Court instead of taking on the complexity and expense of Superior Court.

 What this means for you:

  • You can sue for up to $50,000 in Small Claims Court.

  • It’s designed to be faster, less formal, and more affordable.

  • You don’t need to navigate lengthy Superior Court procedures or pay steep legal fees.

  • Common cases include unpaid invoices, breach of contract, property damage, and unpaid rent.

By raising the limit, the court system has made it easier for individuals and businesses to recover what they’re owed — without unnecessary barriers.

We can help guide you through the Small Claims process and make sure your case is presented clearly and effectively.

If you think you might have a claim, this change could make all the difference.

*This content is for general information, not legal advice

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