Your mover broke it. Now make them pay you back.
A free, step-by-step guide to documenting the damage, filing the right claim on time, and getting connected with specialists who win.
What went wrong with your move?
Pick your situation and we'll build a step-by-step plan with the right templates and deadlines.
Damaged belongings
Furniture, electronics, or valuables broken in transit.
Build a damage claim →Lost or missing boxes
Items that never arrived or vanished between locations.
Report missing goods →Delayed delivery
Your shipment is late and it's costing you money.
Claim delay expenses →Hostage load
Mover won't release your goods without extra payment.
Fight a hostage load →Overcharged
Final bill ballooned far past your written estimate.
Dispute the charges →Claim denied
You filed already and the mover lowballed or refused.
Escalate a denial →Released value vs. full value protection
The single biggest factor in what you can recover. Most people are signed up for the cheap option without realizing it — here's the difference in plain English.
Released value
No extra charge — and it's what you get unless you opt up in writing.
Full value protection
Costs extra, but the mover is liable for the full worth of your goods.
Track your deadlines. Build your evidence.
Deadline tracker
Enter your delivery date — we'll calculate every legal deadline that follows.
Evidence checklist
Strong claims win. Check off what you've gathered.
Fill-in-the-blank letters that get results
Written to cite the right regulations. Edit your details, download, and send.
Damage claim letter
The core written claim that starts your 9-month-protected case.
FMCSA complaint kit
Step-by-step filing guide plus a complaint narrative template.
Hostage load demand
Forceful demand letter citing the rules movers are breaking.
Claim denial rebuttal
Respond to a lowball or denial with the right legal footing.
Item valuation worksheet
Build a defensible dollar figure for every damaged item.
Full recovery bundle
Every paid template plus a filled-in example for each.
How to file an FMCSA complaint
When a mover ignores you, holds your goods hostage, or denies a valid claim, a federal complaint puts real pressure on them. It's free, and it takes about 10 minutes.
Vetted claims consultants & attorneys
When your claim is big or stuck, talk to a specialist. We only list professionals experienced in moving and cargo claims.
Harbor & Reed
Former carrier adjusters who now work for consumers on complex damage claims.
Meridian Transit Law
Transportation attorneys handling hostage-load and high-value cargo disputes nationwide.
Coastline Cargo
Specialists in delay and overcharge recovery, working on contingency for larger claims.
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Everything you need to start the right way.
Every template and worksheet, with filled-in examples.
A specialist reads your case and maps your next move.
Every paid plan is backed by a 14-day money-back guarantee.