What evidence does a lawyer need to prosecute a debt dispute?

Legal subjectivity:

(1) Evidence materials proving the qualifications of the parties. 1. If the party concerned is a natural person, he or she must submit identity information such as ID card, household registration booklet, and household registration certificate from the public security organ. 2. If the party concerned is a legal person or other organization, it shall submit a copy of the industrial and commercial business license or industrial and commercial registration list, corporate legal person registration certificate, organization code certificate and other subject registration materials issued by the industrial and commercial registration authority. (2) Provide written evidence such as IOUs, IOUs or loan contracts that can prove the existence of a creditor-debt relationship. If there is no documentary evidence, the time, place, and amount of the creditor-debt relationship shall be provided, and disinterested witness testimony or evidence clues shall be provided. (3) Evidence proving that the loan has been repaid, receipts or payment vouchers for repayment of principal and interest in installments. (4) The calculation basis for the amount requested in the lawsuit, including a calculation list or voucher for the principal and interest amount required to be paid in the lawsuit request, including a calculation list or voucher for the principal balance, a calculation list or voucher for the interest amount, etc. (5) Other evidence materials. The parties have the responsibility to provide evidence for their claims.

Legal objectivity:

(1) The name, gender, age, ethnicity, occupation, workplace, residence and contact information of the plaintiff, the name and residence of the legal person or other organization, The name, position and contact information of the legal representative or principal responsible person; (2) The name, gender, work unit, residence and other information of the defendant, the name, residence and other information of the legal person or other organization; (3) The request and its basis Facts and reasons; (4) Evidence and its sources, names and addresses of witnesses.