Legal Guides
Common legal situations explained clearly, step by step. No jargon, with concrete deadlines and practical tips.
Free consultation →Dismissed: What to Do Next
How to spot a wrongful dismissal, what you are entitled to and which deadlines you cannot miss.
Read the guide →Family lawDivorce Step by Step
From decision to judgment: children, property, deadlines and what to prepare.
Read the guide →CompensationWhat to Do After a Car Accident
The first 48 hours, dealing with the insurer and how not to lose your compensation.
Read the guide →Real estateBuying Property Without Risk
A checklist before signing: Land Registry, escrow, the contract and the most common pitfalls.
Read the guide →Debt collectionDebtor Not Paying: What to Do
From a reminder letter through a pre-action letter to enforcement. What works and what it costs.
Read the guide →For businessesForming an LLC Step by Step
Notary, trade licenses, the Commercial Register and a bank account: the whole process in 6 steps.
Read the guide →InheritanceProbate Step by Step
Who inherits, how proceedings before a notary work and what to watch out for.
Read the guide →EnforcementFacing Enforcement: What Now?
How to find out the scope of the enforcement, when it can be stopped and what options you have.
Read the guide →Debt reliefPersonal Bankruptcy Step by Step
Conditions for personal bankruptcy, filing for debt relief and how the repayment schedule works.
Read the guide →Consumer rightsConsumer Claims and Withdrawing from a Contract
How to file a claim, when you can withdraw from a contract and what deadlines apply.
Read the guide →Family lawChild Custody After the 2026 Family Law Reform
How courts now decide on children and child support after sole, alternating and joint custody were abolished.
Read the guide →Real estateTerminating a Tenancy
Grounds for termination, notice periods and a tenant's right to a court review within 2 months of receiving notice.
Read the guide →Employment lawImmediate Termination of Employment
When an employer may dismiss you on the spot and when you may quit immediately: deadlines and wage compensation.
Read the guide →Getting orientedAttorney, Notary, Lawyer: Who Is Who
How an attorney, a civil-law notary, an enforcement officer and a mediator differ, and who to turn to with your situation.
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