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Sounds like a small claims issue.
You could hire a lawyer, but that'll likely eat up most of your recovery with atty fees, even if you get one.
And, then you have to enforce your judgment. This could mean hiring a lawyer for a collection.
Quoted from Jgel:Good luck with this part.
Exactly. I do them all the time.
Maybe 3/10 times I can collect.
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