ClaimResolver

ClaimResolver is a self-help platform for everyday disputes and small claims. It helps you turn what happened into an organized case record, create an editable demand letter (as well as an approved PDF), and keep supporting evidence together in one workspace.

You can log key details like dates, amounts, agreements, messages, receipts, and photos, then use those organized facts to generate an English demand letter you can review and edit. When delivery is appropriate, ClaimResolver supports sending your letter via Certified Mail and tracking delivery updates connected to your case record.

For next steps, ClaimResolver includes California-first small claims preparation, along with California judgment-recovery preparation resources and checklists. It’s not a law firm and doesn’t provide legal advice—it's technology-assisted self-help designed to help you prepare and stay organized.

What can I organize in a ClaimResolver case workspace?

You can record dispute facts and supporting materials such as dates, amounts, agreements, messages, receipts, photos, and other relevant documents. The goal is to keep your evidence, demand letter, and next actions connected in one place.

How does the demand letter workflow work?

You start with structured intake to turn your details into organized facts, then generate an editable English demand letter and PDF. You review and edit the wording before downloading the exact PDF you approved.

Can I track delivery when I mail a demand letter?

Yes. ClaimResolver supports Certified Mail sending and keeps delivery status updates connected to your Claim so they don’t get scattered across inboxes or screenshots.

Is ClaimResolver a law firm or does it provide legal advice?

No. ClaimResolver is a self-help technology platform and not a law firm, and it doesn’t provide legal advice.

What court preparation does ClaimResolver support today?

California is available now for small claims preparation and California-first judgment-recovery preparation. Additional states are planned when their requirements and workflows are ready to support.

Do I have to use a court-specific demand letter form?

Demand letters usually do not require a court-specific form. ClaimResolver helps you create a clear written demand letter from your organized facts and request.