Civil
A dishonoured cheque: from certificate to recovery
Three legal routes exist for recovering on a dishonoured cheque; the choice depends on the amount, the documents and the debtor's position.
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Property
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When a seller refuses to attend the notary, the buyer can ask the court to compel them — but there are prerequisites.
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Business
What makes a contract sound
A sound contract does not prevent disputes; it decides in advance how they will be resolved.
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Family
Divorce by agreement, step by step
Divorce by agreement is the shortest route, provided every financial and custody question is settled beforehand.
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Criminal
A summons has arrived: what to do next
How you respond to a summons, and what you say at the investigation stage, shapes the outcome more than anything else.
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Civil
Interim attachment: what it is and when it helps
Freezing assets before judgment materially raises the chance of actually recovering the debt.
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Property
Tenancy agreements and recovering possession
The difference between a possession order and a possession judgment is the difference between weeks and months.
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Business
Choosing a company form for a new business
The company form you pick is a decision that becomes expensive to change later.
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Civil
The weight of digital evidence
Messages, emails and transactions can be valid evidence — provided their authenticity can be established.
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