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Small Claims Court Limit Calculator — United States

Find the maximum claim amount for small claims court in your state.

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Disclaimer: Court limits change. Always verify current amounts with your state court. This is not legal advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which US state has the highest small claims limit?
Tennessee has one of the highest limits at $25,000. Texas allows up to $20,000. California allows individuals up to $12,500 but limits businesses to $6,250.
Can businesses use small claims court?
Yes, but many states impose lower limits for businesses than for individuals. In California, for example, businesses are capped at $6,250 while individuals can sue up to $12,500.
Can I appeal a small claims judgment?
Yes, in all states. The losing party can typically appeal to a higher court within 30 days of judgment. In most states, the appeal is a new trial (de novo), not just a review of the record.

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