Filing a lawsuit can be a challenging process, especially if you have no experience. In fact, many people find this process to be incredibly intimidating. To avoid this, you need to know exactly what to expect. Here’s a rundown of the process. Generally, a lawsuit will begin with a properly served complaint or summons. You should have an attorney review these documents before filing a lawsuit, and you should have an attorney check them for accuracy.

The lawsuit process begins with the filing of a complaint by a plaintiff’s attorney. This document will specify the parties involved, the residential address of the plaintiff, and the jurisdiction of the court. The complaint will also specify the legal basis for the claim. Once the complaint has been filed, the court will determine whether it is worth filing a lawsuit. It can take a year to finalize the case, so it is imperative to file as soon as possible.

Filing a lawsuit is not an easy process. Even basic decisions, such as where to file the lawsuit, can be tricky. In such a case, a resource will help you through the process. Information on preparing a demand letter, hiring an attorney, and tracking the lawsuit’s progress is available in FindLaw’s section on How to Sue. This section will also provide you with tips on what to expect once the lawsuit has been filed.