Specializations
Affairs
Our law firm is a dynamic team of specialists who have extensive experience in many areas of law. In the field of civil law, we deal with the effective resolution of disputes related to contracts, real estate law, and compensation matters. In the area of criminal law, we offer comprehensive assistance in both criminal and misdemeanor cases.
Our expertise in business law includes representing entrepreneurs in a variety of issues, including commercial disputes, business contracts and competition law matters. In the case of inheritance matters, we provide professional services related to inheritance, wills and division of property.
civil matters
In Poland, civil law is the foundation of regulations regarding relations between citizens, institutions and enterprises. Our law firm specializes in the area of civil law, offering comprehensive legal assistance in various matters related to this area of law.
One of our key areas of focus as a law firm is civil dispute resolution. Our experienced team of lawyers helps clients in negotiations, mediations, and represents their interests in court in situations where an out-of-court solution turns out to be impossible.
The law firm has practical experience in matters relating to:
- emptying the residential premises
- emptying the commercial premises
- release of real estate
- compensation for traffic accidents,
- disputes regarding third party liability insurance of motor vehicle owners due to traffic accidents claims for reimbursement of the costs of renting a replacement vehicle against the third party liability insurer of the motor vehicle owner
- infringement of possession (Article 344 of the Civil Code)
- claims related to warranty and guarantee
- exemption of seized items from execution (Article 841 and 842 of the Code of Civil Procedure)
- depriving an enforcement title of enforceability (Article 840 of the Code of Civil Procedure)
- protection of personal rights
- determining the existence or non-existence of a legal relationship or right (Article 189 of the Code of Civil Procedure)
- invalidation of a notarial deed
- reconciliation of the content of the land and mortgage register with the actual legal status
- compensation for personal property damage
- claims under a civil partnership agreement
- claims under the donation agreement
- claims for restoring the lawful state and for cessation of violations (Article 222 § 2 of the Civil Code)
- claims under the leasing contract
- claims under Art. 1891 Code of Civil Procedure
- claims under the bill of exchange
- claims under the sales contract
- claims under the delivery contract
- claims under a contract for specific work
- claims under a construction contract
- claims under the development contract – art. 9 of the Act of 16 September 2011. on the protection of the rights of the purchaser of a residential premises or a single-family house (Journal of Laws of 2019, item 1805 and of 2020, item 471)
- claims under the lease agreement
- claims under the lease agreement
- claims under the loan agreement
- claims under the mandate contract
- claims under the agency contract
- claims under the transport contract
- claims under the forwarding contract
- claims under the storage contract
- claims under the surety agreement
- claims under an annuity contract
- claims under the annuity contract
- counterclaims between the owner and the spontaneous possessor of the thing (Article 229 of the Civil Code).
- compensation for damage resulting from a tort
- compensation for damage resulting from non-performance or improper performance of an obligation
- compensation for unauthorized use of a residential premises
- compensation for non-contractual use of commercial premises
- declaring the contract ineffective (Article 59 of the Civil Code)
- conclusion of a final contract (Article 390 § 2 of the Civil Code)
- authorization for substitute performance at the debtor’s expense (Article 480 of the Civil Code)
- obligation to submit a declaration of will
- establishing entry into a lease relationship
The law firm has practical experience in matters relating to:
- divorce
- separation
- annulment of marriage
- establishing the existence or non-existence of a marriage
- division of joint property
- establishing paternity and related claims
- denial of paternity
- alimony (judgments)
- for an increase in alimony
- for a reduction in alimony
- determining the expiry of the maintenance obligation
- establishment of separation of property by the court
- establishing the ineffectiveness of recognition of paternity
- resolution of adoption
- determining the minor’s place of residence
- establishing contacts with a minor
- changing contacts with a minor
- prohibition of contact with a minor
- permission to issue a passport
- limitation or exclusion of liability through joint property (Article 840¹ of the Code of Civil Procedure)
- meeting family needs
- recourse claims
- deprivation, suspension, limitation of parental authority
- changing the decision regarding parental authority
- changing the divorce judgment regarding the exercise of parental authority and the method of its execution (Article 106 of the Family and Guardianship Code)
- restoration of parental authority
- resolution in important family matters (Article 24 of the Family and Family Code)
- incapacitation
- abolition of incapacitation
- establishing guardianship for a partially incapacitated person
- separation based on the joint request of the spouses
- abolition of separation in the field of counteracting domestic violence (Article 11a and Article 11aa of the Act of 29 July 2005 on domestic violence)
- including an application for security 283z in the field of counteracting domestic violence (Article 11a and Article 11aa of the Act of 29 July 2005 on domestic violence), when an order was issued by the Police or Military Police to immediately leave the jointly occupied apartment and its immediate surroundings and a ban on approaching the apartment and its immediate surroundings, a ban on approaching, a ban on contact or a ban on entry
family matters – divorces
In Poland, family law is an area of law that regulates all matters related to family, marriage, children and related issues. Our law firm specializes in the area of family law, offering comprehensive legal assistance in difficult life situations.
One of the key aspects of family law in Poland is the divorce procedure. Our team of experienced attorneys is intimately familiar with all stages of this process, helping clients understand their rights, supporting them in negotiations and representing their interests in court if necessary.
The law firm also provides services in the field of determining and changing alimony, determining the place of residence of children and regulating contacts between parents and children. Our approach to family matters is based on empathy and understanding, as well as effectiveness and professionalism.
economic matters
Business law in Poland is an area of regulation that covers all aspects of the functioning of enterprises, commercial transactions and business relationships. Our law firm specializes in commercial law, offering comprehensive legal services for companies and entrepreneurs.
Our legal services focus on advice related to starting and running a business. We help entrepreneurs in the process of registering companies and preparing commercial contracts. We support our clients in preventing disputes and represent their interests if they need to resolve disputes in court.
We operate with understanding of the specificity of business, offering clients effective and personalized legal solutions that support the development and security of their enterprises.
The law firm has practical experience in matters relating to:
- requiring opposition to the payment order
- emptying the commercial premises
- release of real estate
- claims related to warranty and guarantee
- claims under a service contract (for specific work, mandate contracts, innominate contracts)
- claims under the delivery contract
- claims under the sales contract,
- claims under construction and investment works contracts,
- claims under the transport and forwarding contract,
- claims regarding disputes due to damage and quantity shortages in shipments
- claims under the leasing contract
- disputes regarding property insurance,
- disputes regarding property insurance due to motor accidents,
- regarding the repeal or invalidation of resolutions of the shareholders’ meeting and the general meeting
- exclusion of a shareholder in a limited liability company
- dissolution of the company
- depriving an enforcement title of enforceability (Article 840 of the Code of Civil Procedure)
- determining the existence or non-existence of a legal relationship or right (Article 189 of the Code of Civil Procedure)
- declaring the contract ineffective (Article 59 of the Civil Code)
- obligation to submit a declaration of will (Article 64 of the Civil Code)
- recognition as ineffective of a legal action performed to the detriment of creditors (Article 527 of the Civil Code)
- release of items
- remuneration for the use of things (Article 224 of the Civil Code et seq.)
- protection of infringed possession (Article 344 of the Civil Code).
- claims for unjust enrichment
- tort claims
- claims under a rental or tenancy agreement,
- claims under the loan agreement,
- for issuing an enforcement clause against the debtor’s spouse (Articles 787, 787¹ of the Code of Civil Procedure)
- for issuing an enforcement clause against a partner of a partnership commercial company (Article 778¹ of the Code of Civil Procedure)
- for granting an enforceability clause for the transfer of rights or obligations (Article 788 of the Code of Civil Procedure)
- registration proceedings in the National Court Register, including:
– for entry in the register –
– to change data –
– for deletion from the register –
The law firm has practical experience in matters relating to:
- claims for compulsory share
- inheritance security
- preparation of an inheritance inventory
- confirmation of inheritance acquisition
- division of the inheritance
- declared dead
- declaration of death
- receiving a declaration regarding the acceptance or rejection of an inheritance
- ordering the submission of a declaration to determine whether there is a will and where it is located
- opening and announcing the will
- ordering disclosure of inheritance items
- hearing of witnesses of the oral will
- receiving a declaration of refusal to accept the duties of the executor of the will
- appointing a curator of the estate
- annulment of the decision confirming the acquisition of inheritance or the act of inheritance certification (Article 678 of the Code of Civil Procedure)
- annulment or change of the declaration of inheritance (Article 679 of the Code of Civil Procedure)
- including those involving minors
- approval of the waiver of the legal consequences of the declaration of acceptance or rejection of the inheritance
- including those involving minors
- exemption from the duties of the executor of the will
- European certificate of inheritance
inheritance matters
In Poland, family law is an area of law that regulates all matters related to family, marriage, children and related issues. Our law firm specializes in the area of family law, offering comprehensive legal assistance in difficult life situations.
One of the key aspects of family law in Poland is the divorce procedure. Our team of experienced attorneys is intimately familiar with all stages of this process, helping clients understand their rights, supporting them in negotiations and representing their interests in court if necessary.
The law firm also provides services in the field of determining and changing alimony, determining the place of residence of children and regulating contacts between parents and children. Our approach to family matters is based on empathy and understanding, as well as effectiveness and professionalism.
employee matters
Labor law regulates relationships between employees and employers, establishing the rights and obligations of both parties. It covers issues such as employment conditions, wages, working time, leaves, as well as occupational health and safety. Every employee has the right to fair employment conditions and protection against discrimination. Labor law also often covers issues related to resolving disputes, e.g. through labor courts. Labor laws vary from country to country, but their aim is usually to ensure fair and safe working conditions for all workers.
The law firm has practical experience in matters relating to:
- termination of the employment contract for an employee during pregnancy or maternity leave or for an employee – a father raising a child during the period of maternity leave
- regarding termination of an employment contract without notice due to the employee’s fault
- regarding the termination of an employment contract without notice without the fault of the employee
- regarding the termination of an employment contract without notice by the employee due to the harmful impact of work on health
- regarding the termination of an employment contract due to a serious breach of basic obligations by the employer
- regarding termination of an employment contract without notice due to bankruptcy
- regarding the termination of an employment contract without notice due to the liquidation of the plant
- for compensation for failure to issue an employment certificate on time or for issuing an incorrect employment certificate
- for the issuance or correction of an employment certificate
- for remuneration for overtime work
- for annual leave or cash equivalent for leave
- for maternity leave
- for parental leave
- for compensation for property not entrusted
- for compensation due to the employer in the event of unjustified termination of the employment contract by the employee without notice
- for compensation for an employee’s violation of the non-competition clause
- for establishing the non-existence of an employment relationship
- for benefits due to temporary incapacity for work
- for severance pay
- for retirement severance pay
- for severance pay for termination of employment for reasons not attributable to the employees
- to waive the penalty for the organizational liability of employees
- for compensation due to the employee for the period of the non-competition clause
- for claims related to improving the professional qualifications of employees
- for the return of entrusted property
- for reimbursement of costs incurred by the employer in connection with improving the professional qualifications of employees
debt collection
Debt collection is the process by which a debtor is encouraged or forced to settle an outstanding debt. Debt collection agencies or debt collection departments are in this field, pursuing debts on behalf of creditors. This process includes sending payment requests, negotiations with the debtor, and in some cases even taking the case to court.
Debt collection may be carried out in various ways, depending on the level of debt and individual circumstances. Creditors can use the services of debt collection companies that specialize in recovering overdue payments, allowing them to focus on their core business.
However, please remember that debt collection practices are regulated by law, and excessive aggression or incorrect actions are unacceptable. Cooperation with professional debt collection companies can be an effective means of recovering funds, while respecting the law.
legal services for entrepreneurs
banking law
Banking law is a branch of law that regulates the activities of financial institutions, mainly banks. It covers a wide range of issues aimed at managing the relationship between banks and their clients, as well as regulating the functioning of the financial sector itself. Banking law includes, among others: rules for granting loans, opening bank accounts, providing financial services and counteracting money laundering.
Banking law is often subject to strict state regulations, and financial supervisory authorities monitor and control the activities of banks to ensure the stability of the financial system. Issues such as deposit protection, transparency of financial operations and protection of consumer rights are important elements of regulation in the area of banking law.
Changing market conditions and technological innovations mean that banking law is constantly updated to adapt to new challenges and ensure effective protection of the interests of all parties involved in financial transactions.
