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It depends on what the contract calls for. Your question is a tad broad and general. Do you have specific questions?

I wouldn't have the slightest idea.

You sue her in the county where she lives under that state's laws.

Read the information about small claims court on your state bar's website. Some states allow you ask for the actual stuff back; other states allow you to sue for money only. The court will decide if your proof is good enough.

Sue the bad person in small claims court for the total of damages you suffered.

I don't know you so I don't know if you are desirable. So, take care of this before you visit us again.

All you have to do is say, "This person owes me $X, plus interest at the rate of X% from X. I also want A, B, and C." It is not difficult.

You've gotten all your answers.

There is no reason for you to be at the breath test. Yes, getting the papers in the mail is standard practice.

Yes, it's probably defamation.

You really need to go to your state bar's website and read everything you can about small claims in your state.

You don't add it to anything. You ask for everything you want.

Again, ask for everything you want. Better to ask for more than ask for less. If the court doesn't like what you asked for, then it won't be given.

Anecdotes? I didn't give you any anecdotes. Is there any of advice that is incorrect or inaccurate?

You will probably have a warrant issued for your arrest for failure to appear in court. Thus, my advice: surrender.

The statute number is on the charging papers. Let us know what it is.

Turn it in and see what happens.

Upon landing in the United States, surrender.

Did you have a question?

Q: So... How do I calculate the interest? Paperwork states a 9% statutory rate per annum. A: There are several thousands of amortizer programs on the internet; run a few. Q: Not sure... Filing fees would just be the $47 I have to pay to file? A: Yes, you have to pay to file a lawsuit.