Civil law

An unfulfilled contract, an overdue payment or a property dispute can affect personal decisions or business activity. We help clarify each party’s obligations and what the records support, then discuss options for negotiation or court action. You can also ask us to review a contract before signing.

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Situations we can help with

A contract is not being performed, a payment remains outstanding or a term is unclear.
There is a dispute about ownership, use of property or a loss.

Legal services

Review of contract terms and drafting of documents for dealings between individuals or businesses.
Preparation of claims for unpaid sums, performance of obligations or compensation for loss.
Assistance in disputes about ownership, use of property and relations between co-owners.
Drafting of notices and proposals for a negotiated settlement.

From consultation to the next steps

What was agreed
We compare the contract and schedules with your account of the arrangement between the parties.
What the records show
We review payments, notices and correspondence to identify the evidence for each disputed point.
What you want to achieve
We discuss your objectives and the legal options to consider before negotiation or proceedings.

What to prepare for your consultation

Gather the contract and its schedules, not only the signature page.
Separate invoices, payment records and messages showing what was requested and what was delivered.
For property, have acquisition deeds and any cadastral documents ready; describe who currently uses it.

Frequently asked questions

What should I prepare for an unpaid amount?

A simple table of amounts claimed, dates stated in the records and payments received helps explain the contract, invoices and correspondence.

Can I seek advice before a dispute reaches court?

Yes. Describe the contract you plan to enter into or the disagreement still under discussion. Identify the terms or obligations that concern you.

Is a screenshot enough?

A screenshot can provide context, but keep the complete conversation or document and available dates as well. For the first enquiry, identify the evidence you hold.

Discuss your matter with a lawyer

A consultation helps identify the documents to review and the matters for which you seek assistance. Give a brief outline, then discuss the details directly with the lawyer.

The scope of assistance, fees and working arrangements are agreed before the engagement is confirmed.