Depending on your possibilities and on your preferences, you can contact us by phone, e-mail (using any of the e-mail addresses found on this website) or using the contact page.
Yes.
Due to our large volume of work, we are an appointment-based business only.
We are open Monday to Friday, from 9 AM to 6 PM.
We are closed for business during legal holidays, Saturdays and Sundays.
We strongly advise setting up an appointment at least one day before the desired appointment date.
Our fees are not fixed in advance. They are mainly determined by the complexity of the case and the time the lawyer dedicates to its resolution. In litigation matters, the court’s location (when outside Sibiu County) and the experience of the attorney handling the case in the relevant area of law are also considered.
We offer flexible payment options, including installment plans.
The fees can be paid cash or wired, after being issued an invoice.
Generally no, especially if you live or work abroad.
There are, however, exceptions to this rule. We strongly advise that you discuss this with your lawyer to determine the best approach for your particular case.
Every case has its own specifics and, thus, its own time length. It is very difficult to estimate exactly how long each one will take, but it is of utmost importance to understand that your lawyer cannot, in any way, influence the duration of a legal proceeding.
Our commitment to you is that we are striving to make all interactions simple and fast and deliver the results you need in the shortest time possible.
For a more in-depth discussion related to the duration of various legal proceedings, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Your lawyer will be in contact with you the entire time the proceedings will take place - either by phone, e-mail or by any other means that you previously agreed to. You will be notified of all the developments regarding your case, you will discuss and go over the working strategy when and as many times as necessary, you will be consulted when needed so that you will be proven, at all times, that your issue is shown the attention that it requires.
For ongoing court proceedings, case files can be accessed via the courts’ online platforms — either by submitting a request or by using a password, which can be obtained from the court’s archive department, your lawyer, or, in most cases, directly from the summons.
Other institutions, such as the Land Registry (OCPI) and the Trade Registry (ONRC), also provide online tools that allow parties to monitor the progress of their cases.