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What should it include?
- Identification: Clearly define both parties.
- Specific Demand: The request made to the other party (e.g., payment, action, or to stop specific behavior).
- Statement of Facts: A chronological description of the events that occurred.
- Legal Basis: The specific legal obligation, contract provision, or responsibility that was breached.
- Damages/Harm Suffered: A detailed accounting of the financial losses, damages, or harm that was experienced.
- Deadline: A due date by which the specific demand must be completed (commonly between 5 to 30 days).
- Consequences: What will occur if the demand is not honored (e.g., lawsuit, higher payment amount, etc.)
By Type (11)
- Breach of Contract
- Car Accident
- Collections (Agency)
- Construction
- Insurance Demand
- Payment Demand
- Personal Injury
- Rent
- Security Deposit (Return)
- Settlement
- Small Claims
Sample
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An average settlement is at the time the recipient receives the letter to the end of the lawsuit.
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An average settlement is at the time the recipient receives the letter to the end of the lawsuit.
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An average settlement is at the time the recipient receives the letter to the end of the lawsuit.
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An average settlement is at the time the recipient receives the letter to the end of the lawsuit.
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An average settlement is at the time the recipient receives the letter to the end of the lawsuit.
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An average settlement is at the time the recipient receives the letter to the end of the lawsuit.