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Formal notice

Create a personalized demand letter online to demand performance of obligations with conditions and deadline. Ideal for out-of-court settlements and pre-litigation settlements, avoiding legal fees...more

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  2. Print your document
  3. Sign
 
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Description

  • The formal notice is a legal document demanding that the addressee formally perform an obligation, on specific terms and within a specified time frame.
  • In some cases, sending a formal notice is mandatory before starting legal actions.
  • The receipt of a formal notice will maybe induce the addressee to accept a settlement.
  • The formal notice is in the form of a letter containing various provisions, including:
    • A summary of the problem;
    • A demand for a specific relief or payment;
    • A deadline for addressing the situation.
  • Our formal notice is a document that meets your needs for a relatively simple situation.
  • For more complex situations please use our service of Formal notice online with a lawyer .
  • You can find information, in french, on various legal topics at  .

Price

Formal notice $25

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