Criminal law

Criminal law is a system of legal regulations that determine the conditions for the application of penalties and other criminal sanctions against perpetrators of criminal acts. This is an area of law in which we approach the client's problem in the best possible way, protecting your legal status and interest, whether you are in the position of the defendant or the injured party.

Civil rights

Civil law is one of the oldest branches of law and is focused on relations concerning property and legal affairs related to property (contracts, etc.). The whole of civil law is divided into three branches of law consisting of real law, obligation law and inheritance law. Within this branch, various cases are dealt with, such as property rights, official rights, construction rights, contractual relations, hereditary relations, etc.

Commercial law

This branch of law deals with business and trade issues, and is often called commercial law.

In this area of law, we provide complete services for the establishment and status changes of companies, work and residence permits, bankruptcy and liquidation of companies.

Family law

Family law regulates relationships within families, including matters of marriage, divorce, child custody and adoption, as well as family-society relations.

The role of a lawyer in this area of law is to preserve the privacy of clients and preserve family values and provide legal support in times of change.

Labor law

Labor law deals with the legal aspects of labor relations, including employment, employment contracts and the protection of the rights of employees, as well as the protection of employers.

The role of the lawyer in this branch of law is to protect the interest of the party in terms of exercising rights from work and based on work.

Next right

This branch of law deals with issues of inheritance after the death of the testator.

The role of a lawyer with regard to this branch of law is to protect the legal status and interest of the party who has the right to acquire a certain movable or immovable thing.

Administrative Law

Administrative law is a branch of law that governs administrative activity, and it consists of a set of legal norms that govern the organization of administration, actions, work procedures and responsibility of entities that perform administrative tasks. The role of the lawyer in this legal matter is to protect the legal status and interest of the party, and in terms of exercising the rights of the party in cases concerning the jurisdiction of local self-government bodies as well as state administration bodies.