Demand Letters and Contract Review

How fast do I get a finished demand letter or contract review?

Most demand letters ship within 3 to 5 business days from when I have everything I need. Contract quick scans come back in 1 to 2 business days; full reviews in 3 to 5. Rush turnaround is available; mention it in your intake message.

What do I need to send you to get started?

For a demand letter: a short description of what happened, the other party's name and contact info, and any supporting documents (invoices, contracts, screenshots). For a contract review: the agreement itself in PDF, Word, or even a photo of the pages.

Do you only handle California matters?

I am licensed in California, but demand letters are sent nationwide; most do not require litigation in your state. For contract review, jurisdiction rarely matters because I am analyzing the document, not filing in court. If your situation requires a local attorney, I will tell you upfront.

What happens after I submit an intake message?

I personally review every intake. You will get a reply from me (not an assistant, not a chatbot) confirming whether I can help, the flat fee, and what I need from you next. No obligation until you say go.

Is the AI chatbox giving me legal advice?

No. The AI Legal Analyst provides general legal information to help you understand your situation. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. When you are ready for attorney-level work, I take over personally.

Does the demand letter package include a draft complaint?

It depends on the matter. The $575 Attorney Demand Letter covers one demand letter on firm letterhead, USPS certified-mail (signature requested) delivery, up to two client revision rounds, and review of the first response with a short next-step recommendation. For straightforward disputes. The $1,200 Litigation-Leverage Demand Package is the letter plus a case-specific draft complaint or arbitration demand attached (a court-ready pleading, not a template), used when the recipient needs to see that filing is a real next step. Neither base package includes counter-letter, ongoing settlement nego

What if they ignore the demand letter?

I follow up with one short notice that the deadline has passed and you are prepared to escalate. If they continue to ignore it and you want to file, that is a separate engagement. If you have the $1,200 Litigation-Leverage Demand Package, the draft complaint or arbitration demand is already tailored to your case and forum, which makes the filing step efficient. If you started with the $575 letter, I can prepare the complaint as a next step.

What if they respond with counsel or a settlement offer?

That moves the matter into the Pre-Litigation Negotiation Phase, a separate flat-fee phase available at $1,500 for serious disputes. It includes review of the response, an attorney counter-letter, written settlement negotiations through settlement or impasse, and draft/review/revision of one settlement agreement or mutual release for the dispute. It does not include filing, arbitration initiation, court appearances, discovery, or enforcement.