Demand letters written for owed money can adopt many different types of tones. It all depends on what your relationship with a debtor is. If a letter of this type is being written in an official capacity, you will need to be very formal, but if the person you are writing to is known… Read More »
If you intend to purchase a house, it is better to put it in a letter so that the seller can hold it for you. While technically not legal documents, letters of intent serve to halt a seller from selling the property you want to someone else. Imagine making the rounds and finding the… Read More »
Whether you want a tenant to vacate your property in good faith or not, you have to be polite when giving him a sufficient notice period. You want the process to be smooth and prompt, and you do not want to give him time to make excuses. When you write a notice to ask… Read More »
Letters of intent are written before an official agreement is made. In cases of property, letters of intent may be written from one party leasing, renting or buying/selling property to another one. Businesses usually inspect space which has been put up for rent or sale; once interest is developed, a letter of intent may be… Read More »
After a car accident, it is important to notify all parties concerned which include your own insurance carrier, the insurance carrier of the perpetrator and the perpetrator himself. The sooner you notify them, the better it is! You will argue that it might be physically impossible for you to notify anyone if you have been… Read More »
Accidents happen all the time as do subsequent settlements. At the time of a crash, one seldom thinks of the settlement, but later on, one needs to consider how to go about settling the matter. If there has been an accident, compensation is a given! The foremost thing to do when settling a matter… Read More »
Driving tenants out of a rented property can sometimes become a difficult task. However, if your tenants are responsible people and follow the lease/rent contract that transpired between them and you, you should thank your lucky stars. And if you are at this end of the rope, you should be good enough to provide… Read More »
The settlement culture in the United States is at an all-time high at this point; people know their rights, and they are not shy to let others know! Owing to this increase in awareness, many personal injury cases have transpired over the years – cases that require immediate settlements. The victims of slippery sidewalks,… Read More »
Once an injury or loss has occurred, it is important to notify the insurance company covering the incident. A letter outlining details of the incident and the intensity of physical and mental injuries incurred will need to be sent to the insurance company in question to initiate the payment process. The policyholder or a… Read More »
Talking to an adversary about a payment owed to you is all very well, but it may not generate the results that you expect. After all, dialogue means that there is a good chance of ‘back talk’ and impending arguments, both of which are not exactly pleasant. If you know that the person who… Read More »
One of the most significant challenges for entrepreneurs is collecting outstanding payments from clients. The constant dilemma of defaulted accounts can leave companies with significant losses. In such situations, keeping a balance between excellent customer services and collection activities becomes very difficult. However, there is a way out of everything. While you may feel… Read More »
Buying and selling property involves enormous sums of money and a lot of risks. Since anything involving real estate means huge investments, buyers often ask sellers to provide them with a letter of intent to sell. This type of letter, while not legally binding, can have a significant impact of a business transaction of… Read More »