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Monitoring of the court trial
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Legal support and control of the judicial process: we will help to prepare documents, draw up a claim, submit it to the necessary authorities and terms and monitor the course of the court. We work with the criminal, tax, civil and administrative code.
Before the case comes to court, we will do everything possible for the pre-trial settlement of the dispute.
Who will benefit
Individuals and entities going through litigation
People who need to enforce a judgment
Persons who need recognition of a foreign judgment in Europe
What we can help with
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Resolve the conflict in pre-trial proceedings
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Draw up a claim and file it with the authorities
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Prepare documents for court
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To get an expert opinion on the course of the trial
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React to changes in the opponent's strategy
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Recognize and execute a foreign judgment
Why us?
Order service
Your benefits
Evaluating the effectiveness of attorneys
Litigation management
Cost and time savings
Transparency of the judicial process
Recognition of a foreign judgment
Procedure of service rendering
Cost
Frequently Asked Questions
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How long does the process take?
Each court determines its own calendar and schedules the consideration of cases for a certain period, therefore, after filing a lawsuit, only the court will be able to determine its date and the average duration of the process. The duration of the process also depends on where the court is located, whether it is a large city (Barcelona, Girona, Madrid, Valencia ...) or a provincial town
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Where should a claim be filed?
For a criminal proceeding, the complaint shall be filed in the judicial circuit where the criminal deed allegedly has been committed; for a civil lawsuit, as a rule, the competent court will be the court at the place of residence of the defendant.
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What is a judicial circuit?
It is a territorial unit comprising of one or several municipalities.