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Does someone owe you money and is refusing to pay? Do you need to stop a neighbour or
business competitor doing something inappropriate? The first thing
to do is write them a Letter of Demand requesting payment or asking them
to cease the activity. If your letter is ignored or your demand refuted,
you then have the option of taking the party to court. This is done by
filing a Summons (or Statement of Claim or Complaint)
in the relevant court.
It is very important to word a Letter of Demand correctly to ensure
that it is descriptive, effective and 'technically' acceptable by the
court. By including a Summons with your Letter of Demand, you will let
them know that you are serious about your claim and that you are
prepared to take the matter to court if they don't do as you ask.
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For only $49.95 the AussieLegal Letter of Demand Kit will provide you with all you need to write
your own Letter of Demand and Summons.
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| The Kit contains a list of easy-to-follow steps to write your Letter, 6 examples of
different types of Letters, instructions on what to do if you choose to take
legal action and blank Summons forms for various State courts that you can
complete and include with your Letter of Demand.
AussieLegal Letter of Demand Kit can help you:
- recover money owed to you;
- stop a neighbour's or competitor's inappropriate activity; and
- save you hundreds or thousands of dollars in legal fees by acting
for yourself.
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| Click on your STATE below to find out more and how to purchase your Kit:
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