Settle It
Before You Bring Suit.
A professionally prepared demand letter can clearly explain what happened, state what you expect, provide a deadline to respond, and establish a written record before further action is considered.
Four steps, one clear record.
From guided intake to tracked delivery — every step is designed to move your matter toward a real resolution.
Tell us what happened
Complete a guided intake explaining the dispute, dates, amount at stake, the resolution you want, and who to contact.
Upload supporting documents
Securely upload contracts, invoices, receipts, photographs, messages, estimates, and prior correspondence.
We prepare the letter
Your facts are organized into a clear, professional demand letter that identifies the parties, states the requested resolution, and sets a reasonable deadline. You review and approve before it's sent.
We send and track it
Choose USPS Certified Mail® or FedEx delivery with signature confirmation. Follow tracking, delivery status, and download proof of delivery from your dashboard.
Trackable delivery. Verifiable proof.
Choose the delivery method that best fits your matter. Both options provide tracking so you know exactly when the letter is delivered.
USPS Certified Mail®
- • Mailing receipt
- • Tracking history
- • Verification of delivery or attempted delivery
- • Optional return receipt
FedEx delivery with signature confirmation
- • Tracking number
- • Signature option
- • Downloadable proof of delivery when available
Matters we regularly help resolve.
Not every matter is appropriate for this service. We may decline requests involving harassment, violence, criminal accusations, fraudulent claims, unlawful collection activity, or abusive communications.
A clear demand can change the conversation.
A formal demand letter shows that the sender is serious, organized, and prepared to document the dispute. It may encourage a response or resolution, but no result can be guaranteed. The recipient may comply, negotiate, deny the claim, ignore the letter, or seek legal advice.
Make your position clear.
Put it in writing.
Explain what happened, state what you believe should be done, and send a professional written demand with trackable delivery and proof for your records.