Q: Should I continue to take this to small claims court or should I take it to regular Court our home was three floors High
I received a violation ticket for demolition without a permit that proves that the house was still mine no money was exchanged yet
A:
In determining whether to pursue your case in small claims court or a regular court in New York, consider the nature and complexity of your dispute. Small claims courts are typically suited for simpler, lower-value cases and can be faster and less formal. Regular courts can handle more complex matters and higher claim values but may involve more detailed procedures and potentially higher legal costs.
Given the specifics of your situation, involving a violation ticket for demolition without a permit, it's important to evaluate the potential legal implications and the value of your claim. If your claim exceeds the monetary limit for small claims court, or if the legal issues are particularly intricate, regular court might be the more appropriate venue.
However, if your case is straightforward and within the small claims limit, it could be more efficient and cost-effective to proceed there. Always consider seeking legal advice to better understand your options and the implications of each choice.
A: Small claims can be a money-saving option for smaller cases. The violation does not sound like a matter for small claims - an attorney could advise more definitively if you reviewed the violation papers together. Good luck
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