Litigation and Private Relations
Civil Law
Civil liability, real estate law, obligations and family relations.
Civil law is the base on which the other private legal relations rest: what is owed, to whom, for how long and with what consequences. It ranges from the collection of a debt to compensation for harm and the dissolution of a family bond.
Situations the area handles
- Material, moral or reputational harm caused by a third party.
- Breach of an obligation and the need for collection or enforcement.
- Property sale with a defective title, a discrepant area or unpermitted construction.
- Lease agreement in arrears, with the need for eviction or a rent review.
- Adverse possession, registry correction and land title regularization.
- Divorce, division of assets, custody and support.
- Estate inventory and division, judicial or extrajudicial.
What the work produces
- Damages, collection, enforcement and payment order actions.
- Possessory, eviction, lease renewal and rent review actions.
- Deeds, real estate contracts and registry regularization.
- Family law actions, divorce settlements and parenting plans.
- Extrajudicial and summary probate.
- Defense in damages and collection actions.
When to seek it
As soon as a deadline is running — limitation and forfeiture periods cannot be recovered. In real estate, before signature: reviewing the documents before the deal avoids arguing over the deal.
Talk about civil law
Describe the transaction and the stage it is at. The reply indicates what needs to be verified before the decision.