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If I write my demands in too much detail, can the other party understand me?
First, the key of civil indictment is not to be detailed and simplified, but to be able to explain the plaintiff's claim, facts and reasons;

Second, according to practical experience:

1. About the cause of action: If it is confirmed, you can write it. If you are not sure, you may not write.

2. About the facts: write in the order of events, say more facts and opinions, and say less or no cases.

3. About reasons: ordinary legal provisions can be directly quoted. It is better to attach the legal provisions to the partial laws and regulations, because judges may not understand the legal provisions.

4. Writing requirements: it is best to print the full text of the complaint (signature, except year, month and day); Write neatly and clearly, and write with a carbon pen.