You tell me what happened. I research the law, draft a demand letter that gets results, and send it via USPS certified mail with signature requested. $575 flat fee for the letter — or $1,200 if you want a court-ready draft lawsuit attached as leverage.
Email me what happened and I will take it from there.
Every demand letter includes a draft lawsuit. This is what makes the other side respond.
These are anonymized examples from recent client work. Every letter is done by me personally, with state-specific legal research and a draft complaint attached.
Client ghosted after final delivery. I drafted a demand letter citing breach of contract with a draft complaint for unjust enrichment. Client paid $26,500 within 9 days.
Landlord claimed "general wear and tear" damage. I cited California Civil Code §1950.5 and demanded treble damages. Landlord returned $3,800 plus $1,000 in statutory penalties.
Business had 0.2% chargebacks. I drafted a demand letter citing the payment services agreement and state money transmission laws. Stripe released the full reserve within 14 days.
Contractor abandoned the job 60% complete. I sent a demand letter with a draft complaint citing contractor license bond requirements and CSLB violations. Contractor returned $9,000 and finished remaining work.
Every demand letter is custom-drafted based on your situation. Here is what I include in every single one.
Email me a short summary. Attach any contracts, invoices, or correspondence.
I reply with questions if needed, confirm the $575 fee, and set the timeline.
The demand letter cites the specific laws that apply, calculates your damages, and includes a draft complaint as an exhibit.
Sent via certified mail with tracking. You get a copy of everything. Most matters resolve within 30 days.
Tell me what happened. I will draft the letter and send it via USPS certified mail with signature requested.
Start My Demand Letter →700+ reviews on Upwork
"Sergei drafted a demand letter for $12,000 in unpaid invoices. The client paid within a week of receiving it. The attached lawsuit draft made all the difference. Worth every penny of the $575."
"Stripe had $31,000 of my money locked for 4 months. Sergei's demand letter cited specific provisions of their ToS and payment services regulations. They released the funds in 12 days."
"My landlord kept $3,500 of my deposit with bogus deductions. Sergei's letter cited CC §1950.5 and demanded treble damages. I got my full deposit back plus an additional $1,500 in penalties."
The $575 flat fee covers a single attorney-drafted demand letter on firm letterhead, legal research, USPS certified mail (signature requested) plus email delivery, and two rounds of follow-up Q&A. A court-ready draft lawsuit attached as leverage is the $1,200 package. Multi-letter or multi-target matters are quoted separately. No hidden fees.
Most disputes settle after receiving an attorney-drafted demand letter with a lawsuit attached. The combination of legal research, statutory citations, and a credible filing threat makes the other side take it seriously. I cannot guarantee a specific outcome, but the response rate is high.
3-5 business days for standard turnaround. Rush (24-48 hours) is available for +$150. I will give you a timeline before starting.
If they do not respond within the 30-day deadline, you have options: file the lawsuit (I can prepare it for pro se filing at $1,250), escalate to a litigator, or pursue other remedies. The demand letter establishes your legal position regardless.
Yes. I send demand letters nationwide via USPS certified mail with signature requested. Each letter cites the laws of the state that governs your dispute. I'm CA-licensed, so for filing outside California I refer you to local counsel.
Email me a short summary of what happened, the amount you are owed, and any supporting documents (contracts, invoices, emails, photos). I will ask follow-up questions if I need more.