Practical legal guidance and editorial commentary on key areas of Bulgarian law.
Divorce raises a number of legal questions regarding the exercise of parental rights, contact arrangements, and child maintenance. This article explains the key principles of Bulgarian family law in this area.
A dismissal carried out in breach of employment legislation can be challenged in court. This article explains when a dismissal is unlawful, what the deadlines for challenging it are, and what compensation you may receive.
Signing a commercial contract without careful review carries serious legal risks. This article examines the clauses you should pay particular attention to before signing.
Many property deals do not go wrong at the notary's office, but much earlier, at the preliminary contract stage. That is usually where the mistakes are made that later turn into stress, lost money, and avoidable disputes.
Not every legal task requires a visit to a law office. Sometimes what matters more is having someone organise the process, obtain the right documents, and save the client time, travel, and unnecessary mistakes.
Sometimes a person receives money or another benefit that was never really owed to them. It happens more often than people think, but not every such situation automatically leads to a successful recovery claim.
When a marriage reaches its end, the question is not only whether there will be a divorce, but also how that divorce should be pursued. Choosing the right procedure often saves time, tension, and unnecessary conflict.
A property purchase does not begin with the signature before the notary. It begins with the review that shows whether the deal is clean or whether a serious problem sits behind the attractive price and pleasant viewing.
After a road accident many people think the hardest part is over once the claim has been filed. In practice, that is often the moment a second problem begins – delay, refusal, or an offer that obviously does not cover the real damage.
When a debt remains unpaid, the real question is not only whether it can be pursued, but which route makes the most sense. In some cases a well-drafted demand letter is enough, while in others delay only makes matters worse.
After a road accident, the first hours usually pass in shock, hurried decisions, and difficult conversations. Yet this is exactly when the mistakes are made that later make proof harder and give the insurer an advantage.