Unpaid invoices
For overdue accounts where reminders have not brought payment.
- Invoice and payment schedules
- Reminder and demand letters
- Interest calculation records
Commercial document support · Cork
A dispute file can become difficult to follow fast. Davitts Solicitors organises the record and prepares contract-based correspondence, payment demands, notices and settlement paperwork for your next negotiation or referral.
Put the facts in order first.
We handle sensitive correspondence carefully and confidentially.
Where we can help
We sort the paperwork around the issue, the agreement and the steps already taken. You get a clearer file to use in discussion with the other party or your legal adviser.
Start with what you have.
For overdue accounts where reminders have not brought payment.
When a delivery, payment or performance obligation appears unmet.
For disputes about quality, delivery dates, specifications or rejected work.
For disagreements over retentions, deposits or ending a commercial agreement.
A usable case file
We turn scattered emails, call notes, invoices and delivery records into a dated account that another person can follow.
Clarity changes the conversation.
Place key events in date order, with each point tied to its source record.
Separate payment, delivery and performance evidence so the central points are easy to locate.
Summarise agreed facts and contested points, then reference the contract terms relied upon.
Clear communication
Each document should match the agreement and the stage of the dispute. We keep the wording measured, factual and tied to the record.
Timing matters. Check the contract.
A clear account of the sum sought, the invoice history and the contract terms relevant to payment.
Notices prepared in the form set out in the agreement, with the relevant clause and delivery method identified.
Support with settlement proposals, without-prejudice correspondence and heads of terms for a negotiated outcome.
Clear responsibilities
Davitts Solicitors prepares and organises commercial dispute documents. We do not act as your solicitor or barrister, represent you in proceedings, or give a legal opinion on the merits of a claim.
Know where the line sits.
Organising contracts, records, chronology and evidence summaries.
Advising on legal rights, remedies, risk and strategy.
Preparing factual correspondence, demands, notices and draft settlement material.
Advising on formal claims, proceedings and the legal effect of settlement terms.
Arranging a clear, indexed file for a solicitor or barrister to review.
Representing you in mediation, arbitration or court where appropriate.
A prepared file can help your legal adviser see the sequence of events and locate the records without having to reconstruct them first. If a matter may proceed formally, seek advice from an appropriately qualified solicitor.
Prepare for the next conversation
Bring together the main records you already have. We can discuss what needs sorting and whether document support fits your situation.
Based in Cork, with confidential remote document handling across Ireland.
Ask for a Dispute Document Review