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Solicitors charge between £150–£500+ per hour. Much of that time is spent on the labour-intensive, time-consuming paperwork — drafting letters, compiling case details, and preparing documentation. With LawImNotSure, you handle the preparation so your solicitor can focus on what they do best: fighting your case in court.
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Formal pre-court letter demanding payment or action. Required before most civil claims.
Formal complaint to landlords or letting agents about property issues, repairs, or lease violations.
ACAS-compliant grievance letter addressing workplace issues with your employer.
Particulars of claim for Small Claims Court, covering amounts up to £10,000.
FOI request letter to public bodies under the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
Request your personal data from any organisation under UK GDPR / Data Protection Act 2018.
Challenge unfair deposit deductions via TDS, MyDeposits or DPS dispute resolution.
Assert your eviction defences and request a fair outcome from your landlord.
Appeal an unfair redundancy and cite your employment rights under ACAS.
Plain-English checklist for a settlement agreement before you sign.
Plain-English guidance and covering letter for a Health & Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney.
Request the full return of your tenancy deposit and dispute unfair deductions using evidence.
Plain-English guidance and covering letter for making a simple will under English law.
Challenge work carried out without the required building control approval or in breach of the regulations.
List defects and incomplete items on a new-build or renovation, with a rectification programme and reservation of rights.
Follow-up consumer rights letter after an initial complaint failed, invoking your full CRA 2015 rights.
Cancel goods or services and claim your refund under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013.
Raise a qualifying disclosure at work under PIDA 1998 — reporting wrongdoing you reasonably believe is in the public interest.
Push back on improper or no-notice landlord/agent entry. Asserts your right to quiet enjoyment and the 24-hour notice rule.
Plain-English guidance and covering letter for cohabiting couples to record who owns what and what happens if they separate.
Guidance and covering letter for a couple separating to record agreements about money, property, and children.
Clear, factual letter from one parent to the other proposing child maintenance, with CMS reference.
Plain-English guidance and covering letter for a no-fault divorce or civil partnership dissolution application.
Letter formally challenging a proposed rent increase, with reference to section 13 notices and the First-tier Tribunal.
Guidance and covering letter for someone named as an executor, covering the next steps after a death and the probate process.
Clear, firm letter to a neighbour about a tree, hedge, fence, or boundary problem, with a proposed resolution.
Formal letter from a contractor or self-employed person to a client who has not paid for completed work.
Formal letter from an employee to an employer about unpaid or underpaid wages, with employment law references.
Letter under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 for goods bought online that the trader won't refund.
Firm second-stage complaint about services not carried out with reasonable care and skill under the CRA 2015.
Letter to an organisation about a personal data breach or mishandling of personal data under UK GDPR / DPA 2018.
Formal demand to stop harassment or anti-social behaviour, referencing the Protection from Harassment Act 1997.
Demand removal of libellous or unlawful online content from a website, forum, or platform.
ACAS-compliant grievance about bullying or harassment at work, including Equality Act 2010 discrimination.
Appeal a Fixed Penalty Notice, parking ticket, or Penalty Charge Notice with specific grounds and evidence.
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Everything you need to know before you start.
No. LawImNotSure generates professional template correspondence and paperwork to save you preparatory time and cost. It does not constitute legal advice. For complex or high-value matters, always consult a qualified solicitor — but arrive with the groundwork already done.
Solicitors typically charge £150–£500+ per hour, and much of that is drafting the paperwork we generate for you in minutes. Users commonly report saving £500–£2,000+ in preparation fees.
Every document can be copied to your clipboard or downloaded as a plain-text (.txt) file, a Word-compatible (.doc) file, or printed/saved as a PDF.
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LawImNotSure was built on a simple idea: solicitors are brilliant at fighting cases in court, but you shouldn't have to pay their hourly rate for the labour-intensive paperwork that comes before it. Our AI-powered service helps you prepare professional letters, compile case details, and complete the time-consuming correspondence — all the groundwork that would otherwise cost you hundreds in solicitor preparation fees. By the time you walk into your solicitor's office, the hard part is done. They can focus on strategy and advocacy, and you keep more money in your pocket.
Disclaimer: Documents generated by this service are for informational purposes and do not constitute legal advice. Consult a qualified solicitor for complex legal matters.