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The guarantee in vehicle sales between private individuals
Buying a car is a major investment for most of us. Before making the outlay, to avoid future headaches, it is advisable…
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Adopting your partner’s child and the biological parent’s consent
In family law matters, a recurring question we are often asked is: “Can my current partner adopt my child from a previous…
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The tenant’s right of first refusal when the rented home is sold
When the owner of a property decides to lease it to a third party, he should not overlook certain implications that such…
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The mortgage stamp duty (AJD) that can be claimed back
Between the end of October and the beginning of November 2008, many of us were watching the “spectacle” that was being staged…
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Claiming a company’s debts directly from its director
It is a frequent situation, especially in the case of self-employed professionals and small entrepreneurs, that when a commercial company (SL, SA,…
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Usury law and abusive interest rates
Most of us know that when, for whatever reason, we default on a loan, the unpaid amounts will generate interest for late…
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Bank charges for overdrafts and unpaid balances
The main business of banks consists of lending money for a price (interest rate), as well as the profits they can earn…
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The division and allocation of the jointly owned home
A typical case that arises quite frequently is when an unmarried couple, with or without children, decide to put an end to…
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