The list below covers most of the work we handle. If you are unsure where your matter fits, describe it briefly and we will tell you.
A criminal file begins with the first statement, not with the indictment. We prepare clients before they are interviewed, challenge unlawful evidence and follow the case through to the final decision.
A divorce file decides more than the marriage: where the children live, who stays in the house and how property is divided. We draft settlement protocols carefully so that no second case is needed later.
Enforcement files run on short deadlines. An objection filed in time stops the proceedings; a missed deadline usually means the debt becomes final. The objection to a payment order must be filed within seven days of service, and a creditor may bring an action for annulment of the objection within one year (Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law). We act for both creditors and debtors.
Most labour claims depend on records held by the employer and on witness statements. The first task is therefore to establish the employment period, wage structure and the reason given for dismissal. Reinstatement claims require mandatory mediation within one month of service of the dismissal notice, and the six-month condition concerns the employee’s seniority (Labour Law, art. 18); if mediation fails, the action must be filed within two weeks of the final minutes.
Compensation is calculated from fault, the extent of the damage and income. Insurance covers only up to the policy limit, so claims against insurers and against those responsible have to be planned together.
Penalties issued by the distribution company are based on a report of unlawful use. Whether the report was properly drawn up, and whether the consumption was calculated correctly, decides the outcome. Objections to the invoice may be filed with the distribution company within six months of the billing notice; if enforcement begins, the objection to the payment order is due within seven days.
Residence applications depend on deadlines and complete documents. Deportation and administrative detention decisions must be challenged before a court within days, not weeks. A deportation decision may be challenged before the administrative court within seven days of notification, and the court’s decision on this claim is final (Law No. 6458, art. 53).
Inheritance disputes often surface years after a transfer was registered. Where an heir’s reserved share was reduced, or a sale was made to avoid the heirs, specific remedies apply.
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