I will draft a commanding police misconduct demand letter
Licensed US Attorney, Civil Rights and Police Misconduct Expert
About this Gig
Hello, I am Stephanie Renee Scafaria, a licensed US attorney (Bar #321151).
Before you can file a lawsuit against a city or police department, most jurisdictions strictly require you to file a "Notice of Claim" or Demand Letter within a very short timeframe (often 90 to 180 days). If you miss this window, you lose your right to sue forever.
I draft authoritative, legally precise Demand Letters and Notices of Claim that put the municipality on notice, demand financial settlement, and legally mandate the preservation of evidence.
I draft Demand Letters for:
- Unlawful detentions and false arrests
- Harassment and profiling
- Demands for out-of-court financial settlements
- Spoliation notices (forcing them to save bodycam/dashcam video)
City attorneys ignore weak complaints. I use commanding legal language that forces risk management departments to evaluate your claim seriously.
Do not wait until your deadline expires. You do not need a consultation. Choose a package, provide the incident details at checkout, and I will deliver an aggressive legal document today.
Field of law:
Civil rights
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
What is a Notice of Claim?
It is a mandatory legal letter sent to a municipality notifying them that you intend to sue, giving them a chance to settle first.
What is a Spoliation Notice?
Included in the Premium package, this legally forbids the police department from deleting or destroying bodycam/dashcam footage of your incident.
Does this letter guarantee a financial settlement?
While no document guarantees a payout, cities often prefer to settle well-drafted claims rather than face expensive public litigation.
Who do I send this letter to?
I will instruct you on exactly who needs to receive this (usually the City Clerk, Mayor, or Chief of Police) and how to mail it (certified mail).
Do I need to contact you before ordering?
No, you can place your order instantly by selecting a package and answering the required questions.
Will you sign the letter?
The letter will be drafted for your signature (or "pro se") so you remain in full control of the correspondence and settlement offers.
