DEMAND LETTERS

Before starting litigation it is advisable in most instances to send a letter to your adversary to possibly avoid spending large sums of money and years in Court. Most of the time a demand letter will be ignored, but sometimes you will get a reply that might help resolve the issue or clarify some issues. This is why 99% of the time you should have a letter sent before beginning a lawsuit.

The types of cases a demand letter should be used in are endless:

• dispute with landlord or tenant about rent, services, noise, heat, violation of lease terms, etc;
• prior to initiating a divorce;
• disagreement with child's parent over child support, visitation, etc;
• damage to car left at parking facility;
• neighbor disputes;
• employment issues;
• loans to private persons and/or businesses;
• disagreement with contractor/customer re. work being performed;
• conflict over real estate contract or issues post sale;
• disagreement with a neighbor;
• clash with your condo/co-op board or a tenant/shareholder;
• misunderstanding over who is the rightful owner of a pet;
• and many other situations.

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