This Demand Letter is for someone who is owed money from another person or company. There's a contract between the parties, and the other party has failed to perform (breach) under the agreement.

Notice of Default Demand Letter request to correct default under agreement contract

$5.00

This is an attorney-prepared demand letter that has been tested and refined throughout our years of practice.

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Description

The recipient of this Demand Letter is someone who is owed money by another individual or company. There’s a contract between the parties, and the other party has failed to perform (breach) under the agreement.

A breach of contract letter is a letter you send to the other party if they aren’t fulfilling their responsibilities under the contract (this is what a breach is). This letter, when filed as part of a paper trail, can help establish evidence in case of a lawsuit and may encourage the other party to resolve the issue.

About the Template:

Throughout our years of practice, we have prepared and fine-tuned this demand letter with the expertise of our attorneys.

How to use it:

1. Download the letter in Word format.
2. Replace the highlighted text with your information (yellow highlights is for your information; green highlights are suggestions).
3. Review & make any additional changes; remove highlights.
4. Print and sign.
5. Send to the other party in the method prescribed in the Agreement/Contract. Otherwise, send Certified Mail

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