Attorney Demand Letter
They owe you money. Now what?
An attorney-drafted demand letter shows you're serious, often without going to court.
Unpaid invoices and broken agreements are both breach of contract. We handle both.
$299 · Delivered in 3 business days · 1-day delivery available
What you get
- Attorney review of your contract and supporting documents
- Attorney-drafted demand letter on firm letterhead
- Clear statement of what's owed or required, with a firm deadline
- If they don't respond, we'll explain your next options (including small claims)
Step 1 of 5 · Choose your demand letter
Breach of Contract – Nonpayment
How did they breach the contract?
Not paying what's owed is a breach of contract, and so is failing to do what was promised. Pick the one that fits.
Most demand letters fall in the $299 tier. Includes review of up to 9 pages of documents.
$299
Includes document review ($199) + demand letter ($100).
The 3-business-day turnaround begins the next business day after your payment is received. Payments received after 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time are treated as received the next business day. Weekends and federal holidays are excluded.
Questions
Is an unpaid invoice really a breach of contract?+
Yes. If someone agreed to pay for goods or services and didn't, that's a breach, even if the agreement was informal or by email. A demand letter formally puts them on notice.
Will a demand letter work?+
Many disputes are resolved at this stage, but no outcome can be guaranteed. A letter from an attorney shows you're serious and documents your position.
What do I need to provide?+
The agreement or invoices, what happened, and who the other party is.
How is it sent?+
We deliver the finished letter to you to send by email and certified mail.
What if they still don't respond?+
We'll explain your next options, including small claims court.
General information only, not legal advice. No outcome is guaranteed. Services are subject to conflicts clearance, applicable licensing requirements, attorney availability, and acceptance of the engagement. Attorney advertising and legal disclaimer.