Civil law

Practice areas

Civil law: advisory and representation in property and contractual disputes

We assist clients with contract drafting and negotiation, the management of patrimonial relationships, and the resolution of civil disputes. We represent individuals and companies in cases involving property rights, contractual obligations, partition proceedings, succession matters, and damages recovery.

We can help quickly with:

  • • civil and commercial contracts
  • • partition, succession, and patrimonial matters
  • • property, guarantees, and enforcement disputes
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Core practice areas

Contracts and obligations

We draft and negotiate civil and commercial contracts, review sensitive clauses, and provide solutions in case of non-performance. We assist clients throughout the full contract lifecycle: conclusion, performance, and amendment.

Property and patrimony

We assist in real estate transactions, succession procedures, land registry matters, and disputes regarding property rights or easements. We assess legal risks and represent clients in court proceedings.

Civil litigation and enforcement

We represent clients in disputes regarding contractual obligations, damages, and debt recovery. We draft claims, defenses, and enforcement challenges in proceedings before courts and bailiffs.

Recurring files

Frequent legal situations in civil law

We intervene in civil cases involving contracts, patrimony, and disputes, providing legal assistance both in the analysis and negotiation phase and in judicial or enforcement proceedings.

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Ongoing contracts and obligations

We monitor contractual obligations, draft notices, and prepare the required steps for settlement or litigation in case of non-performance.

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Patrimony and succession

We assist in succession procedures, partition matters, and patrimonial reorganization, including representation before notaries and courts.

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Damages and enforcement

We prepare claims for recovering contractual or tort damages and assist clients in enforcement procedures.

Analysis and strategy

Full coordination of civil disputes

We analyze contracts, property documents, and relevant financial records to establish the client's legal position. Depending on the case, we define the procedural strategy, required evidence, and legal steps for each stage.

  • • We identify key obligations and the related legal risks.
  • • We determine what originals, certified copies, and expert reports are needed.
  • • We align settlement steps, court actions, and potential enforcement.

Tools

Document review

We inventory and review existing documents to verify completeness and identify gaps that may affect the outcome.

Coordination

Procedural calendar

We set a timeline of court, notary, or bailiff deadlines so each action matches the procedural stage and client objectives.

Communication

Structured reporting

We provide periodic status notes with legal conclusions, financial implications, and recommendations for decision-making.

How we work on civil-law matters

We adapt the engagement model to each case: case-specific advice, legal retainers, or complex projects (litigation, partition, succession, enforcement).

Case-specific advice

We analyze individual matters and related documents and provide practical legal opinions. Fees are set per project or based on an agreed hourly rate.

Civil projects and litigation

For partition, succession, patrimonial reorganization, or large-scale litigation, we define scope, stages, and fee model (fixed, phase-based, or mixed) and coordinate all procedures.

Legal retainers

Monthly-hour packages for professionals and companies, with quick access to clarifications and document review.

Monitoring and follow-up

After solutions are set, we monitor implementation, update standard documents, and intervene when relevant changes occur.

Frequently asked questions

The answers below are for guidance only. A concrete assessment requires reviewing the relevant documents.

Depending on the circumstances, notices, enforcement requests, or court actions may be filed to compel performance or recover damages.

In certain situations, the law or the contract requires prior notice or a conciliation step before seizing the court.

Damages are assessed based on the actual loss suffered and the evidence produced in the case.

Enforcement can be challenged before the court where there are legal grounds related to the enforceable title or enforcement procedure.

Do you have a civil-law issue right now?

Send us the relevant documents and a short description of the situation. We will return with a preliminary plan within one business day.