Agreement not honoured?
Money stuck, promises broken, or a legal notice in your hand — you have more power than you think. These are the calm, formal steps that resolve most disputes before court.
Someone owes you money
Unpaid invoice, dues, loan, or deposit — a formal demand notice is the calm first step that gets most people paid.
Send a money recovery notice From ₹299Tenant hasn't paid rent
A rent recovery notice puts your demand on record with a clear deadline — the required step before any eviction case.
Send a rent recovery notice From ₹299Tenant won't vacate
A formal notice to vacate under applicable tenancy law — never change the locks; do it the lawful way.
Send an eviction notice From ₹299A contract was broken
Vendor stopped delivering, client ignored terms, partner walked away — demand the breach be fixed, in writing.
Send a breach of contract notice From ₹299You RECEIVED a legal notice
Don't panic and don't ignore it — a notice is not a court case, but silence creates risk. Reply on record, on time.
Reply to the notice From ₹299Want to start softer?
A demand letter is the firm first step before a legal notice — written, dated, and often all it takes to get a response.
Send a demand letter From ₹299Both sides want to end it
Record the compromise in a written mutual settlement — money, deadlines, and a clean release, so it stays ended.
Create a settlement agreement From ₹999Not sure which one fits your situation?
Tell us who you are and what happened — we'll point you to the right document.
Find my documentFormal, not frightening
A legal notice or reply is a formal written step — not a court filing, not a lawsuit.
Before court, on purpose
Most disputes end at the notice or settlement stage. Court is the last resort, not the first.
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See your document first. Pay only when it says what you mean. No outcome is ever guaranteed.