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Debtor, chapter, case number, district, and the date the petition was filed.
Who to address, and the agent that performed the act if different.
The act, the dates, the dollar amounts, and whether it is ongoing.
Every notice with dates, times, recipients, and how you can prove it.
Itemize what you can prove today; mark anything still accruing as ongoing.
How long the creditor gets before you file.
Watch for these throughout
Confirm the conduct does not fall within a § 362(b) exception before alleging a violation. Sending a demand letter over conduct the Code permits costs you credibility with the same judge who will hear the motion.
Section 362(k) by its terms provides damages to an individual. For a corporate or LLC debtor the remedy runs through § 105(a) contempt, and the standard is different.
Verify every Code subsection and any circuit standard the model states. It will produce confident and outdated formulations of the willfulness test.
Post-petition repossession usually raises a turnover question under § 542 as well. Decide deliberately whether to combine the demands or keep them separate.
Punitive damages require conduct beyond a garden-variety violation in most circuits. Overstating exposure in the letter invites a response that quotes your own overreach back at you.