TRY IT Demand Letter
Demand Letter is a US legal self-help tool that turns the facts of a dispute into a formal demand letter. A guided AI assistant asks what happened, who is involved, what you want the recipient to do, and which state applies. It then prepares a structured letter with legal references matched to that state.
The templates cover common disputes involving security deposits, unpaid invoices, contractors, personal loans, wages, property, and service providers. You can preview the draft, check the names, dates, amounts, supporting records, requested remedy, and response deadline, then download it or arrange delivery through USPS Certified Mail.
The guided AI intake is more useful than a blank template when you are unsure what details belong in the letter. Its state-specific references may also help you identify relevant consumer or tenant rules. They still need checking. A statute can be outdated, inapplicable, or interpreted differently when important facts are missing.
Demand Letter is not a law firm, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Its terms warn that generated text may contain factual, legal, or procedural errors. Treat the result as an editable first draft. Check every fact and citation, confirm any notice or delivery requirements, and speak to a licensed attorney when the dispute is complex, valuable, close to a filing deadline, or likely to reach court.
The privacy policy also matters because case details can include personal, financial, and legal information. The company says personal case details are not used to train its AI models, although service providers may process data for hosting, AI inference, payments, identity checks, and document delivery. Do not upload more sensitive information than the letter requires.
Drafting and previewing are available at no charge. The terms describe one-time fees for document export and physical mailing, despite broader free wording elsewhere on the site, so check the final checkout screen before relying on a specific option.
Features
- Guided AI interview for collecting dispute facts
- US state selection and state-specific legal references
- Templates covering several common dispute types
- Editable demand letter preview
- Document download and export
- Optional USPS Certified Mail delivery with tracking
- Examples and state law guides for common demand letter situations