A formal statement issued by one party as part of a legal warning against another is known as a legal notice. But how should a legal notification be written?  Basically, there are two people in the notice: the sender and the addressee. A legal notification is sent by the sender. An addressee is the one with whom the legal communication is being shared. Sending it clarifies the issues that the two sides have at the moment. It also attempts to inform the opposing party that they have a limited amount of time to change their behavior and settle their differences.

In this case, the case is immediately brought to the courtroom if the other party doesn’t take the legal notification seriously.