Contracts, claims, damages, ownership, inheritance and family matters — out of court and in litigation.
We provide legal assistance in civil-law cases involving contracts, claims, damages, ownership, inheritance and family relations. We assist both with out-of-court dispute resolution and with procedural representation in court.
Contracts and contractual disputes — drafting, review and challenge, protection for non-performance, termination, penalties.
Collection of receivables and unpaid debts — payment requests, order proceedings, claims.
Damages — pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages for tort.
Property and real-rights disputes — protection of ownership, possession, reivindicatory and negatory claims, partition.
Real-estate transactions — title checks, preliminary contracts, notary transactions.
Inheritance matters — partition, contesting wills, reserved share, acceptance and renunciation of inheritance.
Family-law cases — divorce, parental rights, maintenance, separation of property.
Procedural representation in civil cases before district, regional and appellate courts.
The practice areas and services described here are provided for general information and do not constitute a legal opinion on a specific case. For an assessment of your situation, please contact us for a consultation.
Buzgyova & Partners Law Firm offers free online legal consultations, guided by the vision of accessible legal services. We believe that the law is the foundation of justice and everyone should have the opportunity to protect their rights. Contact us online and our team will respond with a professional opinion on your case.
The free initial consultation provides a general legal orientation on your case. It does not automatically include document preparation or procedural representation, nor does it constitute a final legal opinion.
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