My company (a corporation) provided services for another company earlier this year. They have since made a partial payment toward the invoice, but now are ignoring all of our communication. Unfortunately, I see no other option than to sue. I attempted to look up the other company's fictitious business name, but it doesn't appear to be registered in this or any adjacent counties.
I have multiple questions as I have no experience with small claims.
1.) I have attached form SC-103 for the fictitious business name. But as a business owner, do I write just my name for Item 1 on form SC-100, or should I also write my d.b.a. (i.e. John R. Doe or John R. Doe d.b.a The Company, Inc.)?
2.) For Item 2 on the same form, should I state just the owner as the defendant, or include the possibly unregistered business name he is using?
3.) The owner of the other business is foreign. What I have thought was his first name is listed as his last name in multiple sources. If I list his name in the wrong order, would this make my service or the case itself invalid?
I have multiple questions as I have no experience with small claims.
1.) I have attached form SC-103 for the fictitious business name. But as a business owner, do I write just my name for Item 1 on form SC-100, or should I also write my d.b.a. (i.e. John R. Doe or John R. Doe d.b.a The Company, Inc.)?
2.) For Item 2 on the same form, should I state just the owner as the defendant, or include the possibly unregistered business name he is using?
3.) The owner of the other business is foreign. What I have thought was his first name is listed as his last name in multiple sources. If I list his name in the wrong order, would this make my service or the case itself invalid?
