Legal Information Center
A resource to help you navigate complex legal processes and find clear and understandable answers to frequently asked questions. The information here is designed to help you understand your rights and plan your next strategic step.
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- Learn how to fully protect your inheritance rights and manage the inheritance process.
- Secure your rights in property transactions and property disputes.
- Discover your legal rights and responsibilities as a tenant or property owner.
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Labor LawKnow your rights as an employee or employer and learn the legal steps for a fair working environment. -
Company LawLearn how to protect your business from legal risks and grow your company. -
Contract LawLearn how to legally secure your commercial and personal agreements and manage future disputes and risks.
Inheritance Law
A Guide to Protecting Your Rights and Assets
- Answer: If you believe that the inheritor transferred some of his assets to another person in order to evade other heirs, you have the right to file a deed cancellation and registration lawsuit due to "muris collusion". In this process, it is essential to prove that the transfer was not a real sale, but a donation. In order to protect your rights to your assets, it is critical that you seek professional legal advice immediately after the transfer and take action without missing the statute of limitations.
- Answer: The revocation of a will is only possible under certain legal conditions. If you have evidence that the will was made at a time when the testator was mentally incompetent, that it was drawn up under duress or deception, or that it does not comply with the formal requirements of the law, you can file a lawsuit for the annulment of the will. In order not to lose your rights in such a case, a strategic road map should be drawn with the evidence you have.
- Answer: The heir may exclude from his inheritance an heir who has committed serious crimes listed in the law or who has grossly neglected his family duties towards him. However, in order for this procedure to be valid, the reason for exclusion must be clearly stated in the will. If you believe that you have been unfairly disinherited, you have the right to object to this procedure and claim your rightful share.
Real Estate Law
Secure Your Property
- Answer: When you realize that your title deed has been illegally registered in someone else's name, for example, by means of a forged power of attorney, fraud or threats, you can file a deed cancellation and registration lawsuit to reclaim your property right. This lawsuit is the most basic guarantee of your property right and with the right strategy, it is possible to regain your property.
- Answer: Before you give your land to a contractor, it is vital that you carefully examine all the details of the construction contract. You should make sure that issues such as the duration of the construction, the quality of the materials to be used, the characteristics of the independent sections to be given to you and the penalty terms to be applied in case of delay are clearly stated in the contract. A contract that protects your rights from the very beginning will prevent major problems in the future.
Rent Law
Rights for Tenants and Landlords
- Answer: In order to evict your tenant, you must have one of the just grounds specified in the law. Non-payment of rent, intentional damage to the property, or you or a first-degree relative needing housing are all valid grounds for eviction. It is imperative that you send the correct notice and comply with the legal deadlines before starting the process, so that the case ends in your favor.
- Answer: For residential rents, the rate of rent increase is limited by law and cannot exceed the twelve-month average of the Consumer Price Index (CPI). If your landlord demands an increase above this rate, knowing your legal rights will prevent you from paying an exorbitant increase.
Labor Law
Your Rights at Work
- Answer: If your employment contract has been terminated by your employer without a valid reason, you may be entitled to file a reinstatement lawsuit. If you win this case, your employer will have to either reinstate you or pay you the compensation specified in the law. In order to avoid any loss of rights, it is very important that you take action within the legal deadlines from the date you receive the notice of termination.
- Answer: If you have completed at least one year of employment and there is no just cause for your dismissal, you are entitled to severance pay. In addition, if your employer has dismissed you without complying with the legal notice periods, you can also claim notice pay. Getting professional support for the accurate and complete calculation and collection of all your receivables ensures that you fully protect your rights.
Company Law
Protect and Grow Your Business Assets
- Answer: The most common mistake is not making it clear what will happen in the event of a dispute. Including details in your contract, such as which courts will have jurisdiction in the event of a dispute, which laws will apply and whether alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation will be used, will protect you from lengthy and costly litigation in the future.
- Answer: If a competitor is imitating your trademark, using misleading advertising or obtaining your trade secrets, you can sue to stop unfair competition. You also have the right to seek compensation for your financial losses and the restoration of your reputation. It is important to take swift and decisive action to protect your business reputation.
Inheritance Law