A legal notice is a formal, written demand sent before litigation. It puts the other side on notice of your claim, creates a record, and often prompts a settlement — saving time and cost for everyone.
A good notice clearly states
- The facts and the legal basis of your claim
- Exactly what you want done, and by when
- The consequence if the demand is not met
Precision matters
A vague or exaggerated notice can weaken your position later. It should be accurate, measured, and legally sound.
Not always, but in some matters it is required, and in most it is good practice. An advocate can advise for your dispute.