Received a legal notice? Don't ignore it
A legal notice is often the first step before a court case. Ignoring it, or replying carelessly, can hurt you later. A lawyer reviews the claims, advises on your position, and drafts a reply that protects you — or suggests a settlement if that's wiser.
Step 1 of 2
Tell us about your situation
Tap the mic and speak — like you'd tell a friend
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How we get it solved
- 1Review the notice, the claims and the deadline
- 2Collect your documents and your side of the story
- 3Draft and send the reply by registered post and email
- 4Prepare for settlement or litigation if needed
Documents that help
- Copy of the notice and its envelope
- Contracts, receipts and messages about the dispute
Don't have everything? Start anyway — your coordinator will tell you exactly what's needed.
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No honest service can guarantee the result of a court case — but we guarantee our support at every step.
FAQ
Received a legal notice? Don't ignore it: common questions
What is the deadline to reply?+
The notice usually sets one, often 15–30 days. For a cheque bounce notice, paying within 15 days of receiving it avoids a criminal complaint.
Should I reply myself?+
A lawyer's reply is safer — whatever you write can be used as evidence later.
Is it free to submit my problem on LawPaw?+
Yes. Telling us your problem and getting a call back from your coordinator is free. You pay only if you decide to go ahead.
What will I have to pay?+
Up to three things, all told to you in writing before you pay: (1) LawPaw's convenience fee for coordinating your matter, (2) the professional's fee, which they quote, and (3) government charges such as court fees or stamp duty, at actual cost. GST applies as per law. There are no hidden charges.