Resolve a broken agreement without the legal headache

When someone breaks a promise or fails to honour a contract, it can leave you out of pocket and unsure what to do next. TinyGavel helps you understand your options and take clear steps to recover what you’re owed.

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Join claimants across the US fighting for their rights with TinyGavel.

What counts as a broken promise or contract?

A contractor who takes payment but doesn’t finish the work

Home repairs or renovations done poorly or not as agreed

Services paid for but never delivered (freelancers, consultants, providers)

Goods paid for that never arrive or arrive damaged or unusable

A written or verbal agreement that one party fails to honour

A promised refund that is delayed or never issued

How it works

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Demand letter

We send a formal demand letter outlining what was agreed and what’s owed. Many cases resolve at this stage.

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We send a formal demand letter outlining what was agreed and what’s owed. Many cases resolve at this stage.

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Demand letter

We send a formal demand letter outlining what was agreed and what’s owed. Many cases resolve at this stage.

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Lawsuit

If needed, we help file a small claims lawsuit in the right court.

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If needed, we help file a small claims lawsuit in the right court.

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Lawsuit

If needed, we help file a small claims lawsuit in the right court.

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Court & collection

We guide you through the process and next steps to recover your money if you win.

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We guide you through the process and next steps to recover your money if you win.

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Court & collection

We guide you through the process and next steps to recover your money if you win.

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Get paid

Once resolved, you receive your compensation and close the case.

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Once resolved, you receive your compensation and close the case.

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Get paid

Once resolved, you receive your compensation and close the case.

$4,800

Contract dispute resolved

“I tried for months to get paid for work I’d already done. TinyGavel stepped in, sent the right letter, and it finally moved. I got my money without having to chase anyone.”

Claimant

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$4,800

Contract dispute resolved

“I tried for months to get paid for work I’d already done. TinyGavel stepped in, sent the right letter, and it finally moved. I got my money without having to chase anyone.”

Claimant

Unpaid services

$4,800

Contract dispute resolved

“I tried for months to get paid for work I’d already done. TinyGavel stepped in, sent the right letter, and it finally moved. I got my money without having to chase anyone.”

Claimant

Unpaid services

Why TinyGavel?

TinyGavel exists to help people resolve everyday legal problems without confusion, intimidation, or unnecessary cost.

Built for real-world disputes

Clear next steps, not legal jargon

Designed to save time, stress, and guesswork

Focused on practical outcomes, not paperwork for its own sake

Everything you
need to know

Do I need a written contract to take action?

Not always. Texts, emails, invoices, or other proof of an agreement can sometimes be enough. What matters is whether there was a clear promise and a clear failure to keep it.

Do I need a written contract to take action?

Not always. Texts, emails, invoices, or other proof of an agreement can sometimes be enough. What matters is whether there was a clear promise and a clear failure to keep it.

Do I need a written contract to take action?

Not always. Texts, emails, invoices, or other proof of an agreement can sometimes be enough. What matters is whether there was a clear promise and a clear failure to keep it.

What can I recover if a contract is broken?

You may be able to recover money you paid, the cost to fix or replace what wasn’t delivered, or other financial losses caused by the broken promise.

What can I recover if a contract is broken?

You may be able to recover money you paid, the cost to fix or replace what wasn’t delivered, or other financial losses caused by the broken promise.

What can I recover if a contract is broken?

You may be able to recover money you paid, the cost to fix or replace what wasn’t delivered, or other financial losses caused by the broken promise.

What if the other party keeps making excuses or delaying?

Delays can still be a breach. If you’ve given reasonable time and they still haven’t performed, you may have the right to demand payment or take legal action.

What if the other party keeps making excuses or delaying?

Delays can still be a breach. If you’ve given reasonable time and they still haven’t performed, you may have the right to demand payment or take legal action.

What if the other party keeps making excuses or delaying?

Delays can still be a breach. If you’ve given reasonable time and they still haven’t performed, you may have the right to demand payment or take legal action.

What if the other party changed the terms after we already agreed?

Once both sides agree to specific terms, one party can’t unilaterally change them. If they did and you didn’t clearly agree to new terms, the original agreement may still be legally binding.

What if the other party changed the terms after we already agreed?

Once both sides agree to specific terms, one party can’t unilaterally change them. If they did and you didn’t clearly agree to new terms, the original agreement may still be legally binding.

What if the other party changed the terms after we already agreed?

Once both sides agree to specific terms, one party can’t unilaterally change them. If they did and you didn’t clearly agree to new terms, the original agreement may still be legally binding.

Is this something I can handle without a lawyer?

Many contract disputes, especially for smaller amounts, can be resolved through demand letters or small claims court. TinyGavel helps you get things sorted out.

Is this something I can handle without a lawyer?

Many contract disputes, especially for smaller amounts, can be resolved through demand letters or small claims court. TinyGavel helps you get things sorted out.

Is this something I can handle without a lawyer?

Many contract disputes, especially for smaller amounts, can be resolved through demand letters or small claims court. TinyGavel helps you get things sorted out.

Helping claimants - one case at a time.

TinyGavel is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. TinyGavel is a technology platform that collaborates with independent licensed attorneys. Visiting this website, submitting information, or communicating with TinyGavel does not create an attorney-client relationship. Any information you provide before signing an engagement letter with an attorney is not confidential and is not protected by attorney-client privilege.

TinyGavel collaborates with independent licensed attorneys who practice in specific jurisdictions. If you choose to work with one of these attorneys and sign an engagement letter with them, that attorney—not TinyGavel—will represent you. An attorney-client relationship exists only between you and the attorney you engage, and only after you both sign an engagement letter.

Neither TinyGavel nor any collaborating attorney guarantees any specific outcome or result in your legal matter. This site may be attorney advertising in some jurisdictions. Attorneys are licensed to practice only in specific states and jurisdictions. The attorneys available through TinyGavel may not be licensed in your state or able to assist with your particular legal issue.

Helping claimants - one case at a time.

TinyGavel is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. TinyGavel is a technology platform that collaborates with independent licensed attorneys. Visiting this website, submitting information, or communicating with TinyGavel does not create an attorney-client relationship. Any information you provide before signing an engagement letter with an attorney is not confidential and is not protected by attorney-client privilege.

TinyGavel collaborates with independent licensed attorneys who practice in specific jurisdictions. If you choose to work with one of these attorneys and sign an engagement letter with them, that attorney—not TinyGavel—will represent you. An attorney-client relationship exists only between you and the attorney you engage, and only after you both sign an engagement letter.

Neither TinyGavel nor any collaborating attorney guarantees any specific outcome or result in your legal matter. This site may be attorney advertising in some jurisdictions. Attorneys are licensed to practice only in specific states and jurisdictions. The attorneys available through TinyGavel may not be licensed in your state or able to assist with your particular legal issue.

Helping claimants - one case at a time.

TinyGavel is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. TinyGavel is a technology platform that collaborates with independent licensed attorneys. Visiting this website, submitting information, or communicating with TinyGavel does not create an attorney-client relationship. Any information you provide before signing an engagement letter with an attorney is not confidential and is not protected by attorney-client privilege.

TinyGavel collaborates with independent licensed attorneys who practice in specific jurisdictions. If you choose to work with one of these attorneys and sign an engagement letter with them, that attorney—not TinyGavel—will represent you. An attorney-client relationship exists only between you and the attorney you engage, and only after you both sign an engagement letter.

Neither TinyGavel nor any collaborating attorney guarantees any specific outcome or result in your legal matter. This site may be attorney advertising in some jurisdictions. Attorneys are licensed to practice only in specific states and jurisdictions. The attorneys available through TinyGavel may not be licensed in your state or able to assist with your particular legal issue.