LEGAL ASSISTANCE
Establishing Legal Facts
I file applications to establish facts when documents are missing or unobtainable. Fast and to the point.
Time and cost agreed before we start.
FROM PRACTICE
How similar questions were resolved
Kinship fact for inheritance
THE SITUATION
Different surname spellings in records. Notary refuses
WHAT WAS DONE
- Matched civil registry entries and archive records
- Collected witnesses and documents with consistent markers
- Filed an application with auxiliary motions
RESULT
Fact established. Notary opened the inheritance case
Fact of accepting inheritance
Deadline missed but the person actually managed the property
Result
Fact established. Property registered to the applicant
Fact of cohabitation with the deceased
Needed for survivor’s pension
Result
Fact established. Pension granted
Case descriptions do not include clients’ personal information.
YOUR SITUATION
When to get in touch
- I apply to court when a legal fact is required to register rights or obtain benefits and the document is missing or an authority refuses. I assess grounds, collect evidence, draft the application and represent you in court. You get clear prep instructions.
SCOPE OF ASSISTANCE
How we can help
- Check if the fact establishing procedure is appropriate
- Assemble evidence. certificates, archives, witnesses, photos
- Draft the application and motions to obtain evidence
- Appear in court and support subsequent registration
BEFORE YOUR ENQUIRY
Your questions answered
How is the scope and cost agreed?
We discuss the documents, the task and the available format before starting work.
What determines the cost?
The cost depends on the documents, the task and the stage of the matter. We agree the scope before starting work.
Let’s start with your situation.
Request a consultation. We will agree the time, format and cost, then look at your question and documents.