Demand Letter Lawyer (Flat Fee)

Attorney-drafted demand letters for unpaid invoices, platform disputes, refunds, and contract breaches. Flat fee, revisions included, negotiation responses available.

Sergei Tokmakov, Esq. | California Bar #279869

Demand Letter Pricing

DIY Templates

Free-$29 various
  • 1,000+ demand letter templates
  • State-specific versions
  • Instant download
  • No attorney review
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Complex Disputes

$715+ flat fee
  • Multi-party disputes
  • Contract analysis included
  • Arbitration demand prep
  • Extended negotiation support
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Rush available: +$150 for 24-48 hour turnaround

When a Lawyer Letter Is Worth It (and When It's Not)

Worth it when:

Maybe not worth it when:

What's Included

Common Scenarios I Handle

Unpaid Invoice or Dispute?

Get a lawyer demand letter that actually moves the needle. Flat fee, professional delivery, revisions included.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is a lawyer demand letter worth the cost?

When the amount at stake exceeds $2,000-3,000, you've tried informal collection, the other party is a business with assets, and you want serious leverage without going to court immediately.

Can a demand letter be considered harassment or extortion?

A properly drafted demand letter that accurately states facts, cites applicable law, and requests legitimate remedies is not harassment or extortion. Professional attorney letters are designed to avoid these issues entirely.

What's the typical response rate?

Based on my practice, approximately 60-70% of recipients respond within 2 weeks. Many disputes settle without litigation after a well-drafted attorney letter.

What if they don't respond?

If there's no response, we discuss next steps: small claims court, formal litigation, or alternative dispute resolution depending on the amount and complexity.

Do you handle the negotiation?

Yes. The flat fee includes 3 negotiation responses. If the other party counters or asks questions, I handle the back-and-forth to try to reach resolution.