I will prepare an authoritative payment demand for your overdue invoice
Licensed US Attorney Recovering Your Unpaid Invoices with Legal Authority
About this Gig
Every day an invoice is overdue, you lose money. It is time to stop asking and start demanding.
As a licensed US Attorney (Bar #85952), I draft authoritative payment demands tailored to your specific overdue invoice. If your contract or state law allows, I will legally incorporate late fees, interest calculations, and collection costs into the demand, maximizing your financial recovery.
This service includes:
- A stern, legally-binding drafted demand for payment.
- Calculation and inclusion of late fees (Standard/Premium).
- Drafted on official Attorney Letterhead (Standard/Premium).
- Clear instructions to the debtor on how and when to pay you directly.
Stop wasting time sending automated reminders. Let a licensed attorney handle the escalation. Your debtor will realize that you have escalated the matter legally, which usually prompts immediate payment to avoid court.
Select your preferred package and submit your invoice details to begin.
Field of law:
Civil rights
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
Can you calculate the interest owed?
Yes, in the Standard and Premium packages, I will calculate the interest based on your contract terms or state statutory rates.
Who does the debtor pay?
The letter will instruct the debtor to remit payment directly to you or your business.
Is your Bar Number included on the letterhead?
Yes, my active US Bar number is included to verify my legal authority to the debtor.
What if the debtor disputes the debt?
The letter will demand payment, but if they dispute it, you may need to escalate to small claims or civil court.
Do you cover all 50 US States?
Yes, demand letters for breach of contract and unpaid invoices can be drafted for debtors in any US state.
