Every citizen should know how he can defend his rights in court. If you have become a victim of illegal actions, do not hesitate to go to court.
The right to go to court is given to every person by law; moreover, this method of resolving the conflict is currently the most civilized one. But you also need to be able to go to court. It is better to find out in advance how and in what form it is necessary to file a statement of claim, on the basis of which the trial will be conducted. Sometimes, in order to correctly write a statement to the court, it is worth contacting a lawyer for advice. He will help you not only correctly draw up a document, but also give valuable advice on collecting evidence and presenting it in court. When drafting a claim, first of all, determine which court you need to apply to and what legal costs such an appeal may entail. Correctly compose the text of the claim, a well-written statement of claim should fully give an idea of the essence of the plaintiff's claims. The statement of claim is written in three copies - for yourself, for the court and for the defendant. In order to correctly write an application to the court, it is necessary to indicate the name of the court to which it is submitted, as well as the full details of the plaintiff and the defendant (indicating the place of residence). State in detail your requirements for the defendant, explain what the violation of your rights and freedoms is. In one statement of claim, several claims can be listed at once, if they are meaningfully related to each other. Indicate in the application the circumstances on the basis of which you are presenting your claims. If you are claiming compensation for any material damage, please indicate its exact amount. Try to attach as many explanatory documents as possible, as well as a complete list of them, to the statement of claim. Do not forget to sign the application in person. And remember that it is the responsibility of the parties to collect and present evidence in court. Therefore, take care in advance so that your claim does not seem unfounded to the judges.
