§ 9-11-104 [Form Complaint on Account]

This rule gives people a sample form to use when they file a lawsuit to collect money owed on an account. It's basically a template you can follow if someone owes you money and you want to sue them in a Georgia court.

The form shows the basic information a complaint needs to include. You list the person you're suing, their address, and confirm they live in a place where the court has authority over them. Then you state how much money they owe and attach proof of the debt (like a bill or account statement) as an exhibit.

At the end, the form asks the court for a judgment. This means you're asking the judge to officially order the defendant to pay you the money owed, plus interest, court costs, and lawyer fees if your case qualifies for that.

This is just a starting template. Real cases usually need more specific details filled in, like the exact amount owed, dates, and the nature of the debt. But this rule shows the minimum information Georgia courts expect to see in this type of lawsuit.