Legal Question in Business Law in Florida

Re: Small Claims

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It is doubtful that you will find an attorney to take a case like this on a contingency as the stakes are way too low and the potential reward will not be worth the risk involved.

You may wish to try to track down the party yourself online. The internet allows many individuals to "play detective" and most people can be found if you search diligently. You can then file a complaint in your small claims court by yourself.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.