Exactly the kind of thing the U.S. legal system would never implement because it makes too much sense.
Here, getting paid often feels like a side quest in a bureaucracy-themed video game. No centralized “fill out a form and get your money” option—just a patchwork of small claims courts, demand letters, and hoping the person who owes you money has a moment of conscience (unlikely).
FreeDemandLetter is basically a hack for that broken system—skip the $400/hr attorney tax and make your demand official, fast. Not as good as the EU’s system, but until the U.S. gets its act together, it’s the next best thing.
Here, getting paid often feels like a side quest in a bureaucracy-themed video game. No centralized “fill out a form and get your money” option—just a patchwork of small claims courts, demand letters, and hoping the person who owes you money has a moment of conscience (unlikely).
FreeDemandLetter is basically a hack for that broken system—skip the $400/hr attorney tax and make your demand official, fast. Not as good as the EU’s system, but until the U.S. gets its act together, it’s the next best thing.