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     Friend not paying back loan.

     In a couple of days time. Plus the verbal period that we decided upon still has 2 weeks remaining. So, he will be gone when the period ends. Do I still sue in small claims? or is this a different ballgame altogether?

     • throwaway1212
     • Post #12
     • Oct 10, 2018
     • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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     Friend not paying back loan.

     It this because of moving to TX?

     • throwaway1212
     • Post #10
     • Oct 10, 2018
     • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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     Friend not paying back loan.

     He is moving soon, so it might not be possible to sue in CA itself. Is it difficult to sue people in different states (if the need arises?) Sorry, my knowledge of law is extremely bad, please bear with me.

     • throwaway1212
     • Post #9
     • Oct 10, 2018
     • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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     Friend not paying back loan.

     In hindsight, yes it would have made a lot of sense to write up a contract in paper.

     • throwaway1212
     • Post #6
     • Oct 10, 2018
     • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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     Friend not paying back loan.

     It was not a gift though. It was a verbal contract that he would be paying it back.

     • throwaway1212
     • Post #5
     • Oct 10, 2018
     • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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     Friend not paying back loan.

     At the end of 6 months which is in a few days time. I have reminded him a couple of times and he was responded saying he will.

     • throwaway1212
     • Post #4
     • Oct 10, 2018
     • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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     Friend not paying back loan.

     What is the name of your state? CA I gave $5000 to a friend of mine as a loan to help him out 6 months ago. I gave him a check (did not write "loan" on the memo) but it was electronically cashed. Now the friend is moving to a different state (from CA to TX). I fear he won't return the money...

     • throwaway1212
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     • Oct 10, 2018
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     • Forum: Small Claims Courts