About the Demand and Summons for Debt - WA

Does someone owe you money or something else and won't pay up?

It took you a long time to earn that money or provide that service. Now is the time to prepare your weapons to fight back and recover your money.

Does the Debtor think that the debt is too small for you to see a lawyer? Well the debtor is in for a rude awakening.

You are now on the way to drafting both a:

1. Letter of Demand
2. Claim
Picture this: You send the Letter of Demand to the wayward Debtor. The letter is unpleasant and makes most Debtors stand up and take notice of your demand for payment. The Letter of Demand also complies with the legal requirement to ask the Debtor for the money before you can sue.

What makes it better is that enclosed with the Letter of Demand is the Claim. Some people view Letters of Demand as idle threats. But you have gone to the trouble of preparing up the Claim. You are already in action. The bad Debtor looks at the Claim and says, "This person is going to sue me. They are serious. If I don’t pay up all they have to do is lodge the Claim at the Magistrates Court."

The combination of the well-drafted Letter of Demand with the draft Claim is powerful. “Pay up or see you in court!” is no longer an idle threat.

What if the naughty Debtor decides to tough it out and not pay you? Then the Claim, that you have already prepared, just needs to be lodged at the Magistrates Court. The court arranges for the service of the Claim on the evil Debtor.

When you build your Letter of Demand and Claim you get a free Debt Collecting Kit. This explains everything you need to do from sending the Letter of Demand right up to the lodging the Claim at the Magistrates Court near you.

Let’s get into it. Press “next” to build both your Letter of Demand and Claim.