If you’ve been sued in Massachusetts Small Claims court, a Massachusetts attorney will read your court papers and write your answer to the claim, ready for you to sign, file, and mail.
Both start with 8 free questions to see if you qualify. Written service; no phone calls.
Massachusetts lets you file a written answer explaining why the plaintiff shouldn’t win. Most people sued over credit card debt never do.
Your answer states what you dispute and puts the plaintiff on notice that you expect them to prove their case with real documents.
When you’ve answered in writing and sent the plaintiff a copy, they can’t claim they were surprised by your defense.
Not a fill-in-the-blank form. I read your Statement of Small Claim and your documents and write an answer that fits what the plaintiff actually filed.
You’ll know right away whether you qualify, before you pay anything.
Upload your Statement of Small Claim and up to 9 other documents. Phone photos are fine.
I review your information and email your payment link the same business day.
Your answer usually within hours, always by the next business day. Court Prep within 2 business days, and always before your court date.
Filing an answer does not replace appearing. If you miss your court date, the court will likely enter judgment against you.
This is limited-scope help. I prepare you and your papers; you represent yourself at the hearing.
All communication is by secure message or email, so you have every piece of advice on paper.
You’ll choose one of two services in the form:
Here’s what happens next:
A short, step-by-step form, about 10 minutes. You choose your service and upload your court papers one document at a time.
I email your payment link the same business day.
By email, on the timing above.
Have your Statement of Small Claim nearby. Phone photos of your papers are fine.
An attorney-client relationship begins when I confirm in writing, after a conflict check, that I’ll prepare your answer.
Based on your answers, your case is outside the services I offer. No payment is needed.
The Massachusetts Trial Court has free information for people handling small claims cases on their own.
I’ve spent 20 years litigating consumer debt cases in Massachusetts courts. I know how these cases are filed, what debt buyers have to prove, and where their paperwork usually falls short.
I personally review every case and read every word before it goes to you.
Answer 8 free questions. If you qualify, your attorney-written answer is $50.
Get my answer for $50