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HOROZOV AND PARTNERS

here you can find information about our practice and the possibility of quick contact with us, as well as answers to some of the questions about the services we offer and our professional principles

FIELDS OF EXPERTISE

  • CORPORATE AND COMMERCIAL LAW
    reparation and registration of trade companies, branches, sales offices
  • PROPERTY LAW AND OBLIGATION LAW
    Document review, property research, preparation of purchase and sale contracts, exchange, donation
  • Protection of personal data
    Negotiation, execution, default, amendment and termination of civil and commercial transactions
  • ADMINISTRATIVE AND TAX LAW
    Consultation in the field of taxation covers corporate income tax, taxes of individuals
  • FAMILY AND INHERITANCE LAW
    Advice on issues related to the implementation or amendment of real estate regulations or boundaries
  • INSURANCE LAW
    Provides legal advice on the preparation and conclusion of insurance contracts, as well as oncoming of insurance events
  • LABOR LAW
    We prepare contracts, agreements to employment contracts, internal labor regulations, job descriptions, orders for amendment and termination of employment contracts

HOROZOV AND PARTNERS

TRADITION

Longstanding traditions in law

INNOVATION

We are changing the trends in law

QUALITY

Uncompromising quality and success

We are committed

to helping our clients succeed

NEWS

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The first thing you should do when someone owes you money is to speak to them to find out why they haven’t paid. After all they may have simply overlooked it. If they’re struggling to pay you back, you may be able to negotiate some kind of payment arrangement which keeps the relationship amicable.

To start court proceedings a solicitor will file a Statement of Claim. If someone serves you with one of these, you shouldn’t ignore it. If you do, the creditor can apply to the court for a judgment against you. You usually have 28 days to take action after someone serves a Statement of Claim on you.

You can send a debtor a letter of demand to allege that they owe a debt and advise that if it’s not paid within a certain period of time (usually 14 days), you’ll begin legal action. If you receive a letter of demand you should pay your debt as soon as you can, to avoid also being charged interest and legal costs.