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Phrasing a letter in an official capacity can be a difficult task. Letter Draft has created more than 80 letter templates that are legally effective and easy to use.
Our letter template selection covers a wide range of UK domestic situations, such as faulty goods and services, debt, dealing with banks and probate. You can browse the letter templates in each of the categories listed or simply use the search box to find the letter template that you require.
All of our letter templates are delivered in MS Word format and are designed to be quickly and easily tailored to suit your specific circumstance. In many cases, you can avoid unnecessary legal expenses with our carefully crafted letters
Letter Draft also provides a comprehensive advice guide covering all aspects of consumer law. We provide you with simple tips and current information for writing a good and effective letter of complaint, letter to your debtor, probate letters and many more. |
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A letter of probate is a legal document that gives the executor of an estate the right to control the assets of a deceased person. If someone dies and leaves a last will and testament that names an executor, that person will have to obtain a letter of probate from the courts stating that they are authorized to distribute the assets of the estate according to the will. If a deceased person did not leave a will, a qualified candidate would also have to apply for a letter of probate to control the assets of the estate.
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If you are dissatisfied with a recent purchase and want to request a refund, a replacement, or compensation in the event of the goods being unfit for purpose, damaged during delivery, faulty or poorly repaired, our letter selection covers all aspects of consumer rights.
Your initial letter should be written to the person, or company against whom you have a grievance and wish to settle the matter. If you have not received a response, write again in 14 days. If you still do not receive a response, send a final letter before action. You should issue a claim through the courts only as a last resort.
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Rules need to be followed when you place a written request with a bank or building society. Writing a letter to bank or other financial institution should always be the first step and many people are often surprised what persistent correspondence can achieve. Letter Draft have created a selection of templates for use when writing to reclaim your money back from a bank or other financial institution. Please fill in all the relevant spaces, and keep a copy of all correspondence. Send the request by Recorded Delivery, which for a standard size and weight letter costs £1.23. The delivery receipt should be kept with a copy of the letter. Save a copy of the delivery confirmation using the ‘Track and Trace’ feature on the Royal Mail website home page.
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Immediately after payment has been received, we will send you an email with a link for downloading your templates.
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Do you have a problem with unsecured debts? Use one of our debt letters to draft your own letter for disputing your liability for a debt, to stop collection calls; to make payment or settlement offers; to inform collectors that you have already paid a debt; inform collectors that you are judgment proof or that the statute of limitations (legal time limit to enforce a debt) has expired. Please read the guidelines for using our letter templates.
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We purchase our electricity, gas, water, telephone and broadband from various utility companies. If you have a problem with your utility supply or service, it is important that you contact your supplier, in the first instance, to let them know what has happened. You need to contact your supplier within 12 months of learning of the problem. You will find the contact details of your supplier on your bill or on their website. Usually, a supplier will be able to fix the problem at this stage, but if they are unable to do so, you may need to escalate your complaint within the company.
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If you have a complaint with an airline, try to resolve the matter before you leave the airport. Be persistent and firm, stay calm and be polite with staff. If the situation entitles you to a refund and / or compensation, make sure you you receive all appropriate information on how to make a claim before you leave the airport. Remember to note the name of the person with whom you have spoken, dates, times and any other relevant information. If the airport staff could not resolve the matter, you will need to send a letter of complaint. Usually, you will only have 7 days in which to place your claim. If you have not been given any forms and are in any of the following situations, choose on of our letter templates.
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