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Not to write and preview a demand letter, read any guide or use any calculator. You need an account only to save a case, buy a mailing or subscribe.

With the demand letter builder. It is free, it satisfies California’s requirement that you ask for payment before filing, and a large share of disputes end there.

Yes. Every deadline, fee, form and court on this site is Californian. We cover all 58 county Superior Courts. We do not handle other states, because generic fifty-state content would be worse than useless in a courtroom.

No — that is legal advice and we are software. Our free check walks you through the four factors that actually matter, but the decision is yours.

We print your letter and send it by USPS Certified Mail with an electronic return receipt and tracking. You get the tracking number and the delivery record, which is the proof a judge wants to see.

Orders placed on a business day are handed to our print-and-mail partner the same day and enter the mail stream on the next business day. Weekend and holiday orders go out on the next business day.

Yours. You sign it, it goes on plain paper, no attorney is named and there is no law firm letterhead — because no attorney is involved. That is what keeps this a printing and postage service rather than a legal one.

Yes. You review and edit the full text, and you approve it before anything is printed. Once you approve and pay, it is committed.

Not once it is with USPS, because the postage is genuinely spent. If something has gone wrong on our side — a printing error, the wrong address used, a failure to send — tell us and we will fix it or refund it.

SC-100, the Plaintiff’s Claim. File the original plus at least two copies with the small claims division of the right county Superior Court.

No. You file it. California small claims is designed for self-representation, and we prepare the paperwork rather than acting for you.

Yes. They are public documents published by the Judicial Council of California and every form page here links to the official PDF. Nobody should sell you the form itself.

There is no written answer to file in California — you appear on the hearing date. See responding to a small claims case. If you have your own claim arising from the same events, that is SC-120.

FW-001 asks the court to waive it, based on income, household size or receipt of public benefits. It costs nothing to ask and does not delay your case.

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Full refund on software tiers within 30 days, no argument. Mailings are non-refundable once handed to USPS. See the refund policy.

Yes, at any time, and Stripe prorates the difference automatically. Upgrades take effect immediately; downgrades at the end of the current period.

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Stripe retries automatically and emails you. Update your card on the billing page. Access continues during the retry window, and we email you before anything is cut off.

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