Legal Disclaimer

Last updated: Draft

Statutory Demand Online (we, us and our) provides lawyer-reviewed statutory demand preparation and service, and is available at statutorydemand.com.au (Website).

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Nature of our service

[Pending legal drafting: clarify the relationship between the "lawyer-reviewed" nature of the service and the position that Statutory Demand Online provides document preparation and service and does not, of itself, constitute legal advice; and state if and when a solicitor–client relationship arises.]