Disclaimer

Security Deposit Demand Letters is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We provide self-help document preparation services and general legal information at your specific direction. No attorney–client relationship is created by using this website, purchasing a document, or communicating with us.

The information on this website, including deadlines, statute citations, and penalty descriptions, is general legal information about state statutes as of the date noted on each page. Statutes are amended, carry conditions and exceptions, and are interpreted by courts. Nothing here is a substitute for advice from a licensed attorney about your specific situation, and we encourage you to consult one, particularly for complex or high-value disputes.

Descriptions of potential recoveries (for example, “up to 3× damages”) describe statutory ceilings a court may award, not predictions or promises about your letter. Results vary. We guarantee the delivery of our service (a prepared, printed, and mailed letter), not any outcome from it.

You review the letter before it is sent, and that review is the check. Nothing is printed or mailed until you have read the complete letter, word for word, and signed it. The statute citations, deadlines and figures in it are general legal information assembled from the answers you gave us. We ask you to confirm they match your situation before you approve it. If something looks wrong, tell us and we will fix it at no charge; once you approve and sign, you are approving that specific wording.

We prepare the document you direct us to prepare. We do not verify the facts you give us, we do not investigate your tenancy, and we do not evaluate whether a demand letter is the right step for you. Those judgments are yours, and an attorney licensed in your state is the person to help you make them.

If you are in Texas: under Tex. Gov't Code § 81.101(c), the products and services offered here are self-help materials and are not a substitute for the advice of an attorney.