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Legal support in civil law

Property, inheritance, debts and compensation for damage — many everyday matters are governed by civil law. We identify your rights and together choose how to protect them.

What is included

What we offer

  • 01

    Property rights

    Establishing, formalising and protecting ownership of real estate and movable property.

  • 02

    Inheritance matters

    Accepting an inheritance, disputes between heirs and advice on wills.

  • 03

    Debts and obligations

    Assessing the legal position of the parties when collecting or repaying a debt.

  • 04

    Compensation for damage

    Assessing the grounds for claiming compensation for material or moral damage.

  • 05

    Claim documents

    Preparing claims, responses, appeals and other procedural documents.

  • 06

    Representation in court

    Defending your interests in court in civil cases.

How we work

How we work

Every matter follows clear stages — you always know what is happening.

  1. Enquiry

    You tell us about your situation and we review the question and any documents you have. The format and time of the consultation are agreed.

  2. Analysis and strategy

    We assess the legal position, explain options and risks, and propose a plan of action.

  3. Defence and solution

    Following the agreed plan, we prepare documents, negotiate and, where needed, defend your interests in court.

  4. Outcome and report

    We give a clear report on the results and recommendations for next steps.

Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions

What should be done before going to court?

It is best to gather the documents (contract, correspondence, payment confirmations) and assess the situation with a lawyer. In many cases pre-trial negotiations help resolve a dispute faster.

What advice can I get on accepting an inheritance?

We give guidance on the grounds of inheritance, the list of documents and the deadlines; the exact procedure depends on the circumstances of the case.

Can you guarantee that a claim will succeed?

No. Under legal ethics the outcome cannot be guaranteed in advance; but we will assess your position and openly explain the options and risks.

Have a legal question?

Tell us about your situation and we will explain how we can help.