I can guess the only way to (legally) get the money back (ut's about a grand...) is to get to the small claim court...
Small claims court is the way to go, you can do it online in under 5 minutes.
I'm just wondering:
how effective it can be?
Effective. I would tell her what you are going to do first, give her a few days to respond (no more)- it will cost you some money to lodge the claim, which you get back (it is added to the money she has to pay).
how much time will I have to spend after the claim?
This question is much too vague for my suspiciously aspergic brain.
of course I don't have her new address but know where she works and know a family address..would the work address be enough for the claim or it needs to be a home address?
Pretty sure the work address should be good enough, you will need an address for the claim itself and - (if she looses and does not pay - or does not contest and does not pay) - for the bailiffs if you then take out a warrant
It's all very straightforward.
listen to what Tommy said, write everything down, you probably won't need it, but best to cover yourself.
Small claims court is the way to go, you can do it online in under 5 minutes.
Effective. I would tell her what you are going to do first, give her a few days to respond (no more)- it will cost you some money to lodge the claim, which you get back (it is added to the money she has to pay).
This question is much too vague for my suspiciously aspergic brain.
Pretty sure the work address should be good enough, you will need an address for the claim itself and - (if she looses and does not pay - or does not contest and does not pay) - for the bailiffs if you then take out a warrant
It's all very straightforward.