Write a final demand before you go to court

Help me write a final demand before I consider a court claim.

The customer: [business or individual]
What they owe and for what: [amount, invoice numbers, dates]
What I've done so far: [reminders, calls, dates]
Proof I have: [quote, acceptance, photos, messages]
Deadline I want to give: [e.g. 14 days]

First ask me up to 4 short questions. Wait for my answers.

Then:
1. A calm, firm final letter: the facts, the amount, the deadline, how to pay, and what I'll do next.
2. A list of what to attach.
3. Look up the GOV.UK pages on late commercial payment interest and on making a court claim for money (Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own process; GOV.UK links to them), name them and tell me what to read first.
4. A short note for a phone call before it goes.

Not legal advice; if the sum is large or disputed, tell me to get advice. Only use what I've told you, leave blanks for anything I haven't given, and don't invent facts or figures. UK English.

For GOV.UK pages on late payment interest and making a court claim for money, use web search and name the page you used. If it doesn't search on its own, open View all tools and choose Search.

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