Small claims case assistance

Dear Congressman/Congresswoman [Last Name], My name is [Your Full Name], and I am writing to respectfully request your assistance regarding my small claims case (Case No. 24IWSCO1139), which was dismissed with prejudice in error. In 2023, I lent a total of $9,000 to Karen Sixtos. Part of the money was given in cash, and part was transferred through Zelle. She promised to repay me in April 2024. However, she never returned the money. In February 2024, she informed me that two individuals, Orestes Viera and Elvin, had not paid her, and for that reason she could not repay me. She never informed me in advance of any issues and repeatedly avoided me with excuses and promises that she would pay me soon. She stated that those individuals had contacted her and would pay, but she never provided a specific date, and I never received my money. As a result, I filed a claim in small claims court. Unfortunately, the person who assisted me in preparing the paperwork completed the forms incorrectly, which led to my case being dismissed with prejudice. This error was not intentional on my part, as I relied on the assistance provided to me. I have attempted to bring the matter back to court, but I have been informed that I am no longer able to do so because of the dismissal with prejudice. I have sought help from attorneys, who advised me to go to the police. When I contacted the police, they informed me that they could not assist me either. I feel that I have exhausted all available options and have not been given a fair opportunity to properly present my case. I urgently need this money to pay for my mothers eye surgery, as she is currently in delicate health. This situation has caused significant financial and emotional hardship for my family. I respectfully request any guidance, assistance, or direction your office may be able to provide in reviewing this matter or advising me on possible next steps. Thank you very much for your time and consideration. I sincerely appreciate any assistance you may be able to offer.