To use the small claims process,the practice must retain an attorney.

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The small claims process is designed to be less formal and less expensive than going to court with a traditional lawsuit. In most states, attorneys are not required or allowed to represent parties in small claims court. Parties can represent themselves or have a non-attorney representative. However, some states may allow attorneys to be present if they are acting in an advisory capacity to the party, but they cannot speak on behalf of the party or participate in the proceedings.

To Use the Small Claims Process,the Practice Must Retain an Attorney