In short
When a deal, an estate or a partnership turns into a dispute, the first step is to understand the documents and the options: negotiation, mediation or court proceedings. Adv. Emmanuel Kalfa handles disputes in the office’s practice areas and prefers agreement where possible.
Disputes handled
Real estate
Breach of a sale agreement, construction defects, late delivery by a developer.
Leases
Rent arrears, damage, deposit, eviction.
Estates
Objections to succession or probate orders.
Companies
Disputes between partners or shareholders.
Process
- Case reviewDocuments, correspondence and deadlines.
- Demand letterA formal approach to the other side.
- Negotiation or mediationSeeking agreement.
- ProceedingsFiling in the competent court and representation.
What to bring
- Contracts and annexes
- Written correspondence (email, WhatsApp)
- Receipts and proof of payment
- Photos and engineering or assessor reports
Related areas
Frequently asked questions
When should I see a lawyer?
As early as possible – some deadlines are set by law.
Is mediation an option?
Often, and courts sometimes encourage it.
How long do proceedings take?
It depends on the type of case, the court and the parties’ conduct.
This information is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice. Each matter is assessed on its own facts.
How would you prefer to get in touch?
Your enquiry goes directly to Adv. Emmanuel Kalfa, who handles it personally.
- WhatsAppDirect message
- Call054-622-9196
- Call me backThe office will call you back during business hours
- Book a meetingPick a time slot
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