Personal & Family

Civil and Consumer Law

The practice area

About Civil and Consumer Law

Civil law runs through everyday situations: contracts, buying property, consumer relationships and compensation for moral and material damages. Having a specialist lawyer is essential to prevent problems, protect rights and ensure legal certainty.

We work on contracts and consumer relationships, damages claims and civil liability, with preventive advice that avoids disputes and guides decisions on property and contracts.

  • Drafting, reviewing and terminating contracts
  • Damages claims and civil liability
  • Defence in consumer matters
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Civil and Consumer Law services

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Claims for Moral and Material Damages

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Consumer Law

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Contract Review

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Debt Collection and Enforcement

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Civil Liability

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Real Estate and Tenancy Law

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Adverse Possession

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Wrongful Credit Blacklisting and Default Registries

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Neighbour Law

Why engage us

Why engage a specialist civil lawyer?

Full coverage in civil law, with a human approach and a team experienced in complex cases.

Safer contracts

Reducing risk and disputes

Technical defence in consumer disputes

Our Civil Law services

Contracts

Drafting, reviewing and terminating civil and commercial contracts.

Civil Liability

Claims for moral and material damages, accidents, medical negligence, breach of contract and wrongful credit blacklisting.

Consumer Law

Defence of consumers or suppliers in abusive charges, defective goods or services, unfair terms and wrongful credit blacklisting.

Preventive Advisory

Legal analysis to prevent disputes and guide decisions on family, property and contractual matters.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about Civil Law

What does a specialist civil lawyer do?
Works to prevent and resolve disputes involving contracts, civil liability and consumer relationships, protecting rights and assets.
When should I seek a civil lawyer?
Whenever you need to draft or review a contract, suffer moral or material damage, or face an abusive consumer relationship.
Does every contract need a lawyer?
It is not mandatory, but it is strongly advisable, especially in higher-value or more complex contracts, to avoid losses later.
I have been wrongly listed as a defaulter. What can I do?
It is possible to seek removal of your name from default registries and, depending on the case, compensation for moral damages.
What is civil liability?
It is the duty to make good harm caused to another, whether by your own act, by a third party's act or by something in your care.

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