Articles and resources on certified email and legal communications
With the new 2026 rental laws on the horizon, it is essential to grasp the changes that will impact tenants and landlords. This guide outlines the key notifications and how to protect your rights.
If you have been left unpaid for a service, a certified email can become your definitive proof. Learn how to initiate the claim process, what data to include, how to draft the request, and what to do if the debtor does not respond.
If you need to demonstrate an urgent communication without relying on standard email, the key is to have proof of sending and, above all, proof of receipt. In this article, we explain which documents and pieces of evidence to use in practice, why registered email provides solid proof in case of disputes, and how to obtain a reliable acknowledgement of receipt.
Can a company terminate an employee by email? Discover the errors that make a termination invalid and how to protect yourself.
Have your voice been falsified with AI? Discover how to legally protect yourself and generate valid evidence before a deepfake causes losses or fraud.
Learning to effectively communicate a purchase and sale contract when using digital signatures: how to notify, preserve the evidence, and what to do in case of a dispute. The Email Certificate is presented as definitive proof to verify the delivery and receipt.
Discover how to sign rental contracts with digital signatures, the benefits it brings compared to paper, how to ensure legal validity, and a practical example with Legallymail.com.
If your company is not paying you, you need a solid strategy. In this guide, we explain how to claim unpaid salaries via certified email, how to structure labor claims, and what your communication should include to make it effective as proof in a labor dispute.
Learn how to communicate a divorce through certified email, what legal systems typically require, what information the message should include, and how to preserve the evidence to make it effective.