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File suit in small claims court.
File a small claims case.
You may sue him in SMALL CLAIMS court.. you can Google how to do it.
Write a letter demanding the money and due in small claims after if he doesn't pay.
You can sue him in small claims court.
Confer with an attorney and learn how to take him to small claims court.
Two words "small claims".
There are too many different variables to answer if you can simply file bankruptcy. It depends on numerous factual issues, such as if you have... Read Answer
Allegations of fraud with evidence supporting the allegations can be submitted to the US Trustee for the district where the case was filed or to the... Read Answer
In general the answer is "yes", one spouse can file alone while the other spouse does not. Sometimes it is very advantageous to do it that way and... Read Answer
In general, you file in the bankruptcy court District, not the county, in which you live. For example, in NJ, there are three (3) districts: Newark... Read Answer