Service unfinished, delayed or badly done?
JEZ AI can help organise what was agreed, what was actually delivered, the evidence, payments and the provider’s response — then confirm the jurisdiction before relying on a repair, refund, cancellation or complaint rule.
Start my service dispute pathwayStart with the agreed scope, not the conclusion.Poor quality, delay or unfinished work does not automatically establish a legal breach. The contract, description, service type, payment terms, what was actually delivered and the jurisdiction all matter.
Keep the agreement, work and response together.
Record what was agreedKeep the quote, booking, contract, scope of work, description, price and any promised completion date.Continue with JEZ AI
Record what actually happenedDescribe what was completed, what remains unfinished, any delay, abandoned work or workmanship concern, and when you noticed it.Continue with JEZ AI
Preserve payment and service evidenceKeep invoices, receipts, bank or card records, photos, reports, messages and other records showing the work and payments.Continue with JEZ AI
Keep requests to fix or finish the workSave emails, messages and notes showing when you asked the business to return, correct, complete or explain the work.Continue with JEZ AI
Record the business responseNote whether the provider returned, offered repeat work, a refund, price reduction, credit, refused, or stopped responding.Continue with JEZ AI
Check the correct remedy and routeRepair, repeat service, refund, price reduction, cancellation, complaint and court options can vary by contract, service type and jurisdiction.Continue with JEZ AI
Do not invent a completion or complaint deadline.Use the written agreement, notices and current official source for the selected jurisdiction. If the provider has issued formal papers or a stated response date, keep the exact document and date.
Has the provider now refused a refund or warranty remedy?If the main issue has shifted from workmanship to a refused refund or warranty claim, use the dedicated refusal pathway.Open Refund & Warranty Refusals
Jurisdiction first. Source-led guidance after that.
Published and maintained by GetInstantLaw.com. This is a multi-jurisdiction entry page, not a substitute for the country, state, province, territory or legal-system guide that applies to your situation. Trust standard updated .
Legal information only — not legal advice. GetInstantLaw.com is not a law firm. Specific rights, deadlines, penalties and remedies should be checked against the cited authority for the selected jurisdiction.