Small Claims Court by State

Claim limits, filing fees, and step-by-step guides for every state CaseBySelf covers.

• Texas — up to $20,000
• Connecticut — up to $5,000
• Delaware — up to $25,000
• Hawaii — up to $5,000
• Kansas — up to $10,000
• Maryland — up to $5,000
• Michigan — up to $7,000
• Missouri — up to $5,000
• North Dakota — up to $15,000
• Pennsylvania — up to $12,000
• South Dakota — up to $12,000
• California — up to $12,500
• New York — up to $10,000
• Florida — up to $8,000
• Illinois — up to $10,000
• Ohio — up to $6,000
• North Carolina — up to $10,000
• New Jersey — up to $5,000
• Virginia — up to $5,000
• Washington — up to $10,000
• Georgia — up to $15,000
• Massachusetts — up to $7,000
• Indiana — up to $10,000
• Wisconsin — up to $10,000
• Colorado — up to $7,500
• Minnesota — up to $20,000
• South Carolina — up to $7,500
• Louisiana — up to $5,000
• Arizona — up to $5,000
• Arkansas — up to $5,000
• Idaho — up to $5,000
• Iowa — up to $6,500
• Kentucky — up to $2,500
• Maine — up to $10,000
• Montana — up to $7,000
• Nebraska — up to $7,500
• Nevada — up to $10,000
• New Hampshire — up to $10,000
• New Mexico — up to $10,000
• Oklahoma — up to $10,000
• Rhode Island — up to $5,000
• Utah — up to $20,000
• Vermont — up to $10,000
• West Virginia — up to $20,000
• Wyoming — up to $6,000
• District of Columbia — up to $10,000
• Oregon — up to $10,000