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Civil rights

Civil law is a branch of law that regulates the property and non-property relations of natural and legal persons with equal rights, concluding alienation, delivery, assignment, company and other contracts. Likewise, civil law includes the regulation of property (things) rights and mortgage rights, various legal aspects of family relations, as well as the legal regulation of inheritance.

Administrative law

Administrative law is a branch of law that regulates the activity of administrative institutions, as they implement the functions of state administration determined by law or other legal acts. Administrative law also regulates issues of control over the legality of the activities of these institutions. The most well-known areas of administrative law are tax, competition, construction, citizenship and migration issues, operation of the Enterprise Register, dealing with state and local government property and others.

An administrative process is a legal process that a person uses against a state that violates their rights.

Commercial law

Commercial law regulates the relations of a merchant (individual merchant, general partnership, limited partnership, limited liability company, joint stock company) with the state and other legal entities. Commercial law determines the procedure for establishing a merchant, making changes to the merchant's documentation, reorganization, liquidation, as well as other important issues. We offer a wide range of legal services in the field of commercial law.

Criminal law

The criminal law determines what actions are recognized as criminal and what punishment is threatened for them. However, during criminal proceedings, unjustified or disproportionate interference in a person's life by imposing unjustified criminal procedural obligations is not allowed.