Business Contracts contractual agreement

[consulting]

My company had a business relationship as a contractor with a client in Indiana, they broke off our business relationship violating several financial elements of the agreement.
First. The partners agreed to pay a relocation fee of $2,000
Second. They had to give me a 30 day notice before terminating our relationship during which I was going to be paid $6,000
Third the last check they made to me was for 1/3 of what they owed me.So the total of what the company owes me as of today is $9,000
What legal action am I entitle to?What is the best way to proceed?
Thank you.

 

[army judge]

If anyone owes you money for anything, even failure to pay under a contract and refuses to pay; off to court you must go.
Only a judge has the power to issue a judgment.

Yoyr work isn't done,if you get that judgment. You then must TRY to collect on it. Assuming you're successful, you won't see a dollar if that money until autumn, maybe winter, maybe never. But, you'll have a pretty piece of legal paper with a sweet seal of justice proclaiming BUDDY owes YOU nine grand. Good luck.

 

[Betty3]

If you want the full amount owed, you will not be able to go the small claims court route. The maximum amount for small claims court is $6,000 in Indiana.