In most states, in suits brought in small claims courts, lawyers are not required. A. True B. False

In most states, in suits brought in small claims courts, lawyers are not required.
A.  True
B.  False

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Answer

• A.  True
  Explanation:
  Small claims courts are inferior trial courts that handle lesser disputes and whose proceedings are carried out in an informal manner. Contrary to other court hearing, a hearing in small claims court does not require representation by an attorney and in some states, lawyers are not even allowed. A decision made by small claims court may be appealed to a state trial court of general jurisdiction.