OKLAHOMA SMALL CLAIMS COURTS
Addresses and information on Oklahoma small claims courts and filings.
A person can file a claim in small claims court if he/she has a dispute involving a certain amount of money with another person, company or government agency.
The amount that could be recovered is limited, and it varies from state to state (usually from $1,500 to 10,000 Dollars.)
Most common claims in small claims courts involve:
- Auto Accidents - Someone dents your vehicle and refuses to pay for the repairs.
- Small Loans - Someone refuses to pay you back the money he/she borrowed.
- Defected New Products - Your new chair breaks but the store will not fix it or return your money.
- Poor Services Rendered - A dry cleaning company ruins your favorite dress and will not pay for or replace it.
- Landlord/Tenant Issues - The property owner or landlord refuses to return your security deposit, even after certifying the place was left in in good condition.
Things to bring to court:
Original copies of all papers you need to help prove the case (contracts, letters, rental agreements, canceled checks, deeds, repair bills, IOUs, diagrams, written damage estimates, photographs or even drawings.)
2 photocopies of every original document. (one for the defendant, one for the court)
The piece of clothing or the appliance damaged by the defendant, if that's the case.
Any witness that could help the case. Some judges allow notarized statements by witness that cannot appear in court.
Small Claims Courts Requirements:
- You must be at least 18 years of age. (If not, a guardian appointed by the court will sue for the minor.)
- Be of sound mind or mentally competent. (If not, a guardian appointed by the court will sue for the incapacitated.)
- United States citizen and non-citizens can use the small claims court.
- There are no juries in small claims courts.
- No objections are allowed.
- Either the plaintiff (the person who is suing) or the defendant (the person being sued) are allowed to speak with an attorney before coming to court, but lawyers are not allowed in the court with you. You must be a Pro Se litigant (represent yourself.)
Hearing dates are usually set on some evenings or on Saturday (once a month.)
Hearing is scheduled within 40 days in most cases (up to 70 days if one litigant does not live in the same county).
OKLAHOMA SMALL CLAIMS COURTS
Kingfisher County Civil-Criminal-Small Claims-Traffic Court House Kingfisher, OK 73750 Phone:(405) 375`3813
City Clerks Office 1608 Se 59th St Oklahoma City, OK 73129-7314 Phone:(405) 677-6948
Tulsa County Court Clerk Tulsa, OK 74101 Phone:(918) 596`5452
Tulsa County District Court 500 S Denver Ave Tulsa, OK 74103-3838 Phone:(918) 596`5000
Adair County District Court 220 West Division Street Stilwell, OK 74960 Phone:(918) 696`7633
Bryan County District Court 401 W Evergreen St Durant, OK 74701-4743 Phone:(580) 924`1446
Carter County District Court 106 Hinkle St Sw Ardmore, OK 73401-6412 Phone:(580) 223-5253
Creek-County District Court Clerk Court House Sapulpa, OK 74066 Phone:(918) 227`0972
Garfield County District Court 114 E Broadway Ave Ste 2 Enid, OK 73701 Phone:(580) 237`0232
Hughes County District Court 8 & Broadway Holdenville, OK 74848 Phone:(405) 379`6626
US Government District Court Federal Courthouse Bldg Muskogee, OK 74401 Phone:(918) 684`7930
Logan County District Court Logan County 301 E Hrrsn Guthrie, OK 73044 Phone:(405) 282`0123
Nowata County District Court 229 N Maple St Nowata, OK 74048 Phone:(918) 273`0127
Oklahoma-State District Court Muskogee, OK 74401 Phone:(918) 687`6388
Clinton-Court Clerk 415 Gary Blvd Clinton, OK 73601 Phone:(580) 323`7244
Conservation District 719 E 8th St Okmulgee, OK 74447-5516 Phone:(918) 756`8111
Comanche County District Court Courthouse Lawton, OK 73505 Phone:(580) 355`4017
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