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    Demand letters for freelancers and subcontractors whose clients haven't paid

    Unpaid freelancers need the money now, and a firm letter often gets the invoice paid.

    Skills you can bring: A network of freelancers or tradespeople and a firm writing style

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    Dispute letters for homeowners fighting HOA fines

    Homeowners who feel unfairly fined want a firm, correct reply that cites the HOA's own rules.

    Skills you can bring: HOA board or property-management experience

    $19–$39Start this
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    Appeal letters for patients whose health insurer denied a claim, citing the plan's own rules

    Many denials are never appealed because the letter needs the plan's wording and the right medical records.

    Skills you can bring: Nursing, medical billing or insurance claims experience

    $149–$299 per appealStart this
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    Small-claims court packets for people owed money, with filled-in forms and a hearing script

    People owed a small sum skip court because the forms and hearing feel like a lawyer's job they can't afford.

    Skills you can bring: Paralegal or court clerk experience

    $79–$149 per caseStart this
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    Demand letters for freelancers and subcontractors with unpaid invoices, plus a small-claims plan

    An unpaid freelancer often needs only a firm, correct letter, and few want to pay a lawyer for one.

    Skills you can bring: Collections, paralegal or contracts experience

    $49–$99 per letterStart this
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    Paperwork packets for surviving spouses, with the letters to close accounts and claim benefits

    After a death, the paperwork arrives when people can least face it, and an ordered packet lifts a real weight.

    Skills you can bring: Estate administration, paralegal or benefits experience

    $149–$299 per packetStart this
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    Demand letters for renters whose landlord kept their security deposit, citing state deadlines

    Renters often give up a deposit they could recover because they don't know the deadlines landlords must meet.

    Skills you can bring: Tenant advocacy or paralegal experience

    $39–$79 per letterStart this
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    Dispute letters for homeowners fighting an HOA fine, quoting the association's own rules

    Associations must follow their own rules, and a letter that quotes them back is often all a homeowner needs.

    Skills you can bring: HOA management or paralegal experience

    $79–$149 per letterStart this
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    Appeal packets for people who get a Social Security overpayment notice, with the forms and a letter

    These notices come with short deadlines, and people need the right form and a clear letter quickly.

    Skills you can bring: Benefits, social work or disability advocacy experience

    $99–$199 per noticeStart this