Severance Pay Dispute Demand Letter

Free professional demand letter template for severance pay dispute disputes

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Demand severance pay promised in employment agreement or company policy.

Evidence to gather

Strong documentation makes your demand letter harder to ignore.

  • Contracts, invoices, or receipts tied to the dispute
  • Photos, screenshots, or inspection reports
  • A written timeline of events and communication

If they ignore your letter

Be ready to escalate with small claims or a regulatory complaint once your deadline passes.

The Wage War Playbook

Know the Deadlines

Most states give employers a limited time to fix wage violations. Know your state's laws.

Document the Theft

Timesheets, emails, texts, promises… gather every shred of evidence.

Calculate *Everything*

Regular hours, overtime, breaks, commissions. Don't let them shortchange you a single cent.

Your Paycheck's Bill of Rights

Many states have serious penalties for wage theft, including double or triple damages. Know your rights.

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Common Severance Pay Dispute Issues

Our demand letter generator helps you address these typical problems:

  • Severance denied
  • Less than promised
  • Conditions not met
  • Delayed payment

Severance Pay Dispute Checklist

Gather these details before you generate your letter:

  • Employment contract
  • Severance policy or handbook
  • Termination documentation

How It Works

1

Describe Your Issue

Tell us about your Severance Pay Dispute dispute, including dates, amounts, and what happened.

2

Select Your Location

Choose your state or region so we can include relevant laws and legal citations.

3

Generate Your Letter

Our AI creates a professional demand letter with proper legal formatting and references.

4

Send to Recipient

Download your letter and send it via certified mail or email to the other party.

Severance Pay Dispute Demand Letter by State

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Helpful Guides

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Common Questions About Severance Pay Dispute

Is severance required?

Not by law usually, but if promised in contract or policy, it becomes enforceable.

Can they require me to sign a release?

For extra severance, yes. But they can't withhold already-promised pay.

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