Civil court edition
Sued in civil court,
not small claims?This is the kit for that.
Civil court runs on formal pleadings, written discovery, and motions — a different process from small claims, with deadlines that end the case if you miss them. These five documents walk through that process from the complaint to the hearing.
One-time payment. No subscription. Instant download.
What’s inside
Civil Court Guide
How a civil debt case runs, start to finish
Answer Module
Respond to the complaint and block a default judgment
Discovery Module
Make them produce the documents behind the claim
Motions Module
The motions that put the burden back on the plaintiff
Checklists and Glossary
Deadline checklists and plain-English court terms
Filled in with your case, not a blank template
Right after checkout you enter your name and case number once. They are typed into the caption blocks of the Answer Module and the Motions Module — the two documents you file under your own case — so there is nothing to retype and nothing to get inconsistent between them. All five carry your order number in the footer.
Free Product Support — live chat for help using your documents, with real responses within 6 hours, included free for 3 days with every purchase.
What happens after you pay
You fill in three fields
Your name, who is suing you, and your case number. About a minute, on the page you land on straight after checkout.
Your documents build instantly
All five, personalized, downloadable together or one at a time. Nothing is shipped and nothing is waited on.
A real person answers
Live chat for help using the documents, with responses within 6 hours, free for 3 days with every purchase.
Your link never expires
Come back to the same page any time you need the files again. Every copy is watermarked with your order number.
One-time payment of $147. No subscription, and nothing recurring. Checkout is processed over a secure connection by ThriveCart — we never see your card details.
Sued in small claims instead?
The $47 Prove It Toolkit is built per debt buyer and names your exact opponent.
Pick your debt buyer →Educational and forensic materials only. Not legal advice, and use does not create an attorney-client relationship. Court procedure, evidence rules, and deadlines vary by state — verify yours.