Correspondence Precedents for Australian Law Firms
Typed letter precedents, completed from the facts you enter — in English and Chinese — and drafted for review by a lawyer.
Drafts for review by a lawyer — not legal advice.
The letters practices send every week.
Each precedent has its own form, so you are asked only for the facts that letter needs.
Letter of Demand
Demands payment of an amount owed, with the basis of the debt, a deadline and the consequence you select.
Response to a Letter of Demand
Answers a demand for your client — denying, disputing or proposing payment without admission — on the grounds you supply.
Letter to Opposing Solicitors
Solicitor-to-solicitor correspondence setting out your client's position, what you require and by when.
Settlement Offer (Without Prejudice / Calderbank)
A without prejudice save as to costs offer: your terms, how long it stays open, and the costs consequence you select.
Client Update Letter
Updates your client on what has happened, the next steps and anything they need to do.
Follow-up Reminder
Follows up an earlier letter that has not been answered, restating what was requested with a new deadline.
Three steps to a Word draft.
Pick a precedent
Choose one of the six letter types and a tone — firm or conciliatory.
Enter the facts
Fill in the form for that letter. Only the facts you type are used.
Download Word drafts
Get the draft in English, 中文 or both, ready to edit. Anything missing appears as [TO CONFIRM: ...] — never guessed.
For firms: your own letterhead
Precedents are also available on your firm's own letterhead, with Actionstep merge fields, on request — contact us.
Start with 10 free credits.
No credit card required. One credit per letter, English and Chinese included.
Drafts for review by a lawyer — not legal advice.