Legal Advice
Understanding the intricacies of legal regulations can be a challenge. Many situations in life, both personal and professional, may require expert legal judgment to make informed and safe decisions. Our law firm offers professional legal advice to help you figure out your rights and obligations, assess legal risks, and choose the best solution for your problem.
Types and Scope of Legal Advice
Pre-consultation
- Factual assessment: During the first consultation, we carefully analyze the situation presented by you to understand the essence of the problem.
- Identification of legal problems: We indicate what legal issues are relevant to your case and what regulations apply.
- Preliminary assessment of opportunities and risks: We provide a general overview of possible courses of action and the associated consequences.
Legal advice in specific areas of law
- Civil Law: Advice on contracts, real estate, compensation, protection of personal property.
- Criminal Law: Information on the rights of the detainee, the accused, the victim, as well as the rules of enforcement proceedings.
- Family and Guardianship Law: Advice on divorce, separation, alimony, parental authority, child contact.
- Succession Law: Clarifying issues of inheritance, wills, inheritance, division of inheritance.
- Other areas: We also provide advice in other, less typical areas of law, depending on the client's needs (e.g. labor law, administrative law).
Indicating the path of action
- Proposed solutions: We present the available legal options and their consequences, helping you choose the most optimal solution.
- Information on procedures: We explain step-by-step the steps that need to be taken in order to successfully achieve the stated legal goal.
- Cost and time assessment: We provide information about the potential costs associated with a given procedure and the expected duration of the procedure.
Documentation analysis
- Legal opinions: We prepare written legal opinions on specific issues or documents (e.g. contracts, official letters, administrative decisions).
- Verification of contracts and letters: We check the compliance of documents with the law and identify potential risks.
How to get legal advice?
Our law firm offers legal advice in forms that are convenient for you:
- At the Firm: A direct meeting with an attorney at our headquarters.
- By phone: Phone consultations by appointment.
- Online (video conferencing): Advice via video conferencing platforms, which is especially convenient for out-of-towners or those with limited time.
- In writing (e-mail): Ability to get an answer to a specific legal question by email.
- Whatsapp messaging, Messenger: The ability to get answers quickly and conveniently, also quickly uploading images of documents, or other materials for analysis.
We emphasize that contact with us is characterized by accessibility, flexibility of the form of contact and comprehensiveness information offered to empower clients in the face of legal challenges.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get legal advice at one time?
Yes, we offer one-time legal consultations, with no commitment to further cooperation. During the consultation, the lawyer will get acquainted with your case, analyze the documents and present possible solutions. This form of assistance works well for simple but urgent questions.
Does legal advice include preparation of documents?
As part of the advice, we can prepare or analyze letters, applications, requests for payment or draft agreements. If the case is more complex, we establish an individual cost estimate. It all depends on the scope of work and your expectations.
Is legal advice covered by confidentiality?
Yes, any legal advice, even one-time advice, is covered by professional secrecy. A lawyer cannot disclose any information obtained from a client without his consent. So you are guaranteed complete discretion and security.
How to prepare for legal advice?
Before the visit, it is a good idea to collect all documents related to the case: contracts, letters, summonses, correspondence. Making a list of questions and a brief description of the situation will allow the lawyer to understand the problem faster and give a precise answer.
Can I seek advice on behalf of another person?
Yes, but it is best to have a written power of attorney or at least consent from her. In personal matters (e.g., divorce, inheritance), a lawyer may require direct contact with the person concerned to ascertain his or her wishes and factual situation.
Do you offer ongoing legal services?
Yes, in addition to one-time advice, we offer ongoing cooperation for individuals and companies. It includes consultation, drafting of documents, representation and ongoing advice. We set the terms of cooperation individually.