Scope of Activity

Practice Areas

The following headings are provided to give general information about the fields of law the office operates in; they do not imply specialization or guarantee of results.

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Criminal Law

Legal processes concerning suspects, defendants, complainants, and participating parties during investigation and prosecution phases.

  • Statement and interrogation
  • Precautionary measures
  • Criminal trial
  • Legal remedies

Family Law

Consultancy and litigation processes related to divorce, custody, alimony, matrimonial property regimes, and other family law disputes.

  • Uncontested and contested divorce
  • Custody and personal relationship
  • Alimony
  • Liquidation of property regime

Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law

Debt collection, enforcement objections, and legal procedures conducted under the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law.

  • Enforcement with and without judgment
  • Objection and complaint
  • Negative declaratory and restitution
  • Precautionary attachment

Real Estate and Rental Law

Disputes arising from real estate ownership, partnership, title deed records, and rental relationships.

  • Cancellation and registration of title deed
  • Dissolution of partnership
  • Rent determination and eviction
  • Prevention of intervention

Labor and Social Security Law

Processes regarding the establishment and termination of employment contracts and disputes between employees and employers.

  • Reinstatement
  • Employee receivables
  • Workplace accidents
  • Mandatory mediation

Inheritance Law

Legal issues regarding the division of inheritance, heir status, and testamentary dispositions.

  • Certificate of inheritance
  • Determination of the estate
  • Dissolution of partnership
  • Will and reduction

Consumer Law

Consumer transactions, defective goods and services, and applications to consumer arbitration committees and courts.

  • Defective goods and services
  • Distance contracts
  • Arbitration committee applications
  • Consumer lawsuits

Contracts Law

Legal issues arising from the preparation, review, implementation, and termination of contracts.

  • Contract review
  • Warnings and notifications
  • Adaptation and termination
  • Receivables and compensation
Case Examination

The legal path is determined by the specific circumstances of the case.

Even in seemingly similar disputes, contract provisions, dates, evidence, and the legal status of the parties can produce different outcomes.

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