How do I calculate the amount of interest owed on a small claims court judgment?

In Idaho, interest on a small claims court judgment is calculated according to the Idaho state statutes. The amount of interest owed on a small claims court judgment is calculated by multiplying the principal amount of the judgment by the current legal rate of interest. The legal rate of interest is determined by the Idaho State Legislature and is subject to change. To calculate the amount of interest owed on a small claims court judgment, you need to first determine what the amount of the judgment is. This amount can be found on your judgment document. Once you have the amount of the judgment, you need to determine the current legal rate of interest in Idaho. This rate can be found in the Idaho Code. Once you have both the judgment amount and the current legal rate of interest, you can then calculate the amount of interest owed. To calculate the amount of interest owed, you need to multiply the judgment amount by the current legal rate of interest. This product is the total amount of interest owed on the small claims court judgment.

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