Tell Banksy what happened and get a free demand letter in minutes — plus free, no-pressure tips on lawful ways to track down what you're owed. Want muscle behind it? A New York attorney can review and send it, or take on the whole collection.
BanksyAI Bloodhound · on the money trail
Answer a few questions in plain English; Banksy drafts a letter you can use right away.
Lawful, plain-English ways to track down a debtor's wages, bank accounts, and property.
Want it attorney-reviewed and sent — or the whole collection handled? Banksy hands you off.
If a business stiffed your invoice, or a court already said you're owed money, Banksy is on it.
Unpaid invoices, withheld deposits, unfinished work you paid for. Start with a free demand letter; escalate to an attorney-sent letter or suit if they ignore it.
Asset discovery and post-judgment enforcement — information subpoenas, restraining notices, and wage or bank execution through a marshal or sheriff.
Banksy does the legwork; a licensed attorney reviews anything that gets filed or sent on the firm's name.
A quick chat about who owes you, how much, and what you know. Free, no obligation.
Banksy drafts a free demand letter and gives you lawful tips on where the money might be.
$99 to have an attorney review and send it — or go on contingency for full collection.
Once there's a judgment, the law lets us pursue the debtor's:
An income execution can capture up to 10% of gross wages, within statutory limits.
A restraining notice and levy can freeze and collect funds through a marshal or sheriff.
Information subpoenas uncover assets; liens and executions reach property and more.
The letter is free. Attorney review & send is a flat $99. Full collection runs on contingency — if we don't collect, you owe no attorney's fee. Court, marshal, and sheriff costs may still apply and are explained in your written engagement agreement.
Or just chat with Banksy. Either way, a licensed attorney reviews every submission. No cost, no obligation.