California Small Claims Forms

Find and understand the key forms needed in California small claims court. Our guide simplifies the process, so you have everything to file your case correctly.

If you have filed a case in any California Small Claims Court but changed your address, you must notify the court of your address change using form MC-040.

Learn about what to do if you are sued in California small claims court, the steps you should take, and how to prepare for the hearing.

If you have been sued in California small claims, you can also consider suing the person who sued you (known as a countersuit) by filing form SC 120.

Learn how to request an interpreter for California small claims hearings. Explore county-specific steps, forms, and contact information to navigate interpreter requests effectively

Need a fee waiver in California? Learn about Form FW-001 and how to apply for a waiver at your small claims court.