Simple, Transparent Pricing
Three flat-fee services — pick the one that fits where your case is, or stack them. No percentages, ever. You keep 100% of what you win.
Demand Letter
Best when someone owes you and hasn't been formally asked to pay.
- We draft and send a professional demand letter on your behalf
- Often resolves the dispute without ever going to court
- 24-hour turnaround, one round of revisions included
Full Filing
Best when you're ready to take it to small claims court.
- All court documents prepared and filed for you
- Courthouse-specific filing + service-of-process guidance
- Evidence organization and court-prep coaching
- Email and phone support through your hearing
- Keep 100% of your judgment
Does not include a demand letter — that's a separate $149 service if you'd like to try one first.
Get startedJudgment Collection
Best when you already won but they still won't pay.
- We prepare, file, and serve your state-specific enforcement paperwork — wage garnishment, bank levy, property liens, or a debtor's asset exam
- You sign once where the court requires the creditor's signature; we handle the filing and the process server
- You keep 100% of what you collect — we never take a percentage
- Collection firms take 33–50%; on a $4,000 judgment that's $1,300–$2,000
Want to try a letter first and file only if they still don't pay? Many people start with a demand letter ($149) and add full filing ($299) later — each is billed separately, only when you need it.
Court & sheriff costs are paid separately (not to us)
When you file a case or enforce a judgment, the court and the sheriff/process server bill you directly. These are never part of our flat service fee, and we don't collect them:
- 1 Court filing fee — typically $30–$100, depending on your state and claim amount. Paid directly to the court.
- 2 Process server / sheriff fee — typically $40–$100, depending on location. Paid directly to the sheriff's office or a private server.
If you win or collect, these costs are usually recoverable from the other side on top of what you're owed.
Why a flat fee makes sense
vs. Lawyers
Lawyers charge $200–$500/hour and often take 33% of your winnings. We charge one flat fee and you keep everything.
vs. DIY
Filing or enforcing incorrectly costs time and money — one rejected form means starting over. We get the paperwork right the first time.
vs. Giving Up
Walking away means losing the full amount you're owed. A flat fee is a small investment to recover thousands.
Ready to File Your Case?
Tell us about your situation and we'll take it from there.
100% refund if we don't file your case
Prefer to talk it through? Call or text (213) 306-2537.