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Plain-English guides on unpaid wages, contractor disputes, security deposits, and the other money problems that lead people to write a demand letter — the step before court.
Left a job and never got your last check? Here is how Louisiana's wage payment rules work and the steps to put your former employer on notice.
Timing is everything with final pay. Learn why the deadline to pay your last wages matters and how missing it can work in your favor.
You paid a deposit, the work never started, and the calls stopped. Here is how to document the money trail and demand a refund.
The strength of your refund demand depends on what you can prove. Learn which records matter most in a contractor dispute.
Louisiana gives landlords a strict window to return your deposit. Here is how the 30-day rule works and what to do when it passes.
Not every deduction is legitimate. Learn the difference between fair charges and ordinary wear and tear you should never pay for.
Lending to someone you trust gets awkward when they don't repay. Here is how to ask for your money back without burning the relationship.
No signed agreement doesn't mean no debt. Learn what evidence can establish that someone owes you money.
Chasing a client who won't pay drains time and cash flow. Here is a calm, escalating approach that gets invoices paid.
Louisiana's open account law can let you recover attorney fees on unpaid invoices — but only if your demand is done right.
Not every broken promise is a breach. Learn what turns a disappointment into a claim you can actually act on.
A lawsuit is rarely the first move. Learn why a well-crafted demand letter is the smarter, cheaper step before court.
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