Florida Demand Letter — $49 flat

A formal Florida pre-suit demand for money owed — unpaid invoices, dishonored checks under Section 68.065, or civil theft demands under Section 772.11. Answer guided questions in plain English; download a finished PDF built around Florida Statutes Sections 68.065 and 772.11.

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What do I get for $49?

A completed Florida demand letter as a downloadable PDF, generated from your answers. Before paying you see the first page of your finished document, watermarked. After the one-time $49 payment you download the complete document, and you can edit your answers and re-download at no extra charge. No subscription.

What makes this demand letter Florida-compliant?

The template is designed around Florida Statutes Sections 68.065 and 772.11 and carries the required language: worthless-check demands carry the section 68.065 statutory notice language and 30-day window (§ 68.065, Fla. Stat.); civil-theft demands state the treble-damage amount and 30-day compliance window the statute requires before suit (§ 772.11, Fla. Stat.); general money-owed demands set a clear deadline and preserve your remedies in writing (Florida pre-suit practice). Automated tests check every generated document for this required language.

How do I sign it?

You sign the letter, then send it by certified mail (return receipt requested) and keep a copy. For bounced-check and civil-theft demands, the statutory 30-day clock runs from receipt — the certified-mail receipt is your proof it started.

Do I have to send a demand letter before suing?

For civil theft, yes — Section 772.11 requires a written demand for the treble-damage amount and a 30-day window before filing. For bounced checks, the Section 68.065 notice is what unlocks the triple-damages remedy. For general debts it isn't legally required, but courts and small-claims judges expect to see one.

What if I'm not satisfied?

Every purchase carries a 30-day money-back guarantee — contact support within 30 days for a full refund. If you want professional eyes on your document, an attorney review by a licensed Florida attorney is available as an optional add-on at checkout.

Legacy Legal AI is a technology platform, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. For complex situations, consult a licensed attorney — an optional attorney review is available at checkout.

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