Deed of Settlement & Release — Lock In the Deal. Properly.
Both sides have agreed? Put the settlement terms in writing with a formal deed of settlement and release. Payment terms, obligations, mutual release — all documented clearly. Flat fee: $79 AUD.
When You Need a Deed of Settlement
- You have negotiated a resolution and need the terms in writing
- A letter of demand or legal response has led to an agreement
- You want to record payment terms, deadlines, and instalment schedules
- Both parties want a mutual release to close the matter
- Tribunal proceedings are on foot and you have settled before the hearing
- You need confidentiality, non-disparagement, or withdrawal of proceedings documented
- No subscription
- Ready within 60 minutes
- All 8 Australian states
- Secure 256-bit encrypted
How This Service Works
Everything you need to know before you start.
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Contact SupportFrom Evidence to Document in 4 Steps
Tell Us What Was Agreed
Describe the dispute, the agreed settlement terms, payment amounts, deadlines, and any non-payment obligations. Plain English — we handle the legal structure.
Set the Release Scope
Choose whether the release is mutual or one-way, whether to include confidentiality and non-disparagement, and what happens if someone breaches the deal.
AI Drafts the Deed
Our AI prepares a formal deed of settlement and release with clear recitals, operative terms, payment schedule, release clauses, and signature blocks.
Review, Sign & Settle
Download the PDF, review with the other party, both sign. The matter is settled. Keep your signed copy safe.
What Claim Done Delivers
- Formal Deed of Settlement and Release drafted from your agreed terms
- Clear payment obligations — lump sum or instalment schedule with dates
- Mutual or one-way release of claims as appropriate
- Confidentiality and non-disparagement clauses where selected
- Default provisions — what happens if someone breaches the settlement
- Withdrawal/discontinuance obligations for existing proceedings
- Signature blocks for both parties, witnesses, and company signatories
- Professional PDF ready for both parties to review and sign
Everything About Deed of Settlement
What is a deed of settlement?
A deed of settlement is a formal legal document that records agreed terms to resolve a dispute. It typically includes payment terms, release of claims, and mutual obligations. Once signed by both parties, it is a binding contract.
When should I use a deed instead of an email?
A deed provides stronger legal protection than an informal email. It clearly documents obligations, releases, confidentiality, and default provisions. It is particularly important for disputes involving money or ongoing obligations.
Can this include a payment plan?
Yes. The deed can include a full instalment schedule with amounts, dates, and consequences if payments are missed.
Can this be used after a letter of demand?
Yes. A deed of settlement is commonly used after a letter of demand has led to negotiation and agreement. It locks in the terms properly.
Do both parties have to sign?
Yes. A deed requires execution by both parties to take effect. Claim Done prepares the document — both parties must review and sign it.
Does this end the dispute?
If both parties sign and comply with the terms, the deed should resolve the matter. However, enforceability depends on the specific circumstances. We recommend both parties review the deed before signing.
Ready to Get Started?
It takes under 10 minutes. Your Deed of Settlement will be sent within the hour.
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