Frequently asked questions for a lawyer in Chișinău

Contact the office using the phone or messaging channels shown on the site. Briefly describe the issue and any approaching deadline. An appointment is arranged once the office confirms it.

Prepare a timeline, contracts, notices, payment evidence and any documents received from authorities or a court. Keep originals. Agree with the lawyer how confidential documents should be shared.

Cost depends on the agreed services, complexity and workload. Ask for the work included, payment terms and separate expenses to be specified in the contract. Court fees and expert costs are distinct from legal fees.

Prepare civil-status documents, information about children and documents concerning disputed assets or obligations. The appropriate procedure depends on the spouses’ agreement and the specific requests.

Collect records concerning the child, expenses, contributions already received and available information about parental income. The amount and assessment method depend on the case; an online percentage is not universally applicable.

List assets and debts, including when and how they arose. Prepare contracts, extracts, payment records and valuations. Do not assume every asset is automatically divided equally; its legal status and the evidence need review.

Check the authority, date, case and capacity in which you are summoned. Consult a lawyer about the rights and duties attached to that status. Do not ignore the summons; seek advice on notifying the authority if you cannot attend.

Ask for the reasons for detention and your rights to be explained in a language you understand, and request a lawyer. Ask to speak confidentially with counsel before questioning as a suspect. Seek explanations before signing documents you do not understand.

Keep conversations, page addresses, transaction details and payment records. If accounts or cards are involved, contact your bank immediately through its official channel. Prepare a timeline for reporting to the authorities and consulting a lawyer.

Gather the agreement or written record, evidence of payment or delivery, the due date, partial payments and correspondence. A lawyer can assess evidence, deadlines and whether a notice, negotiation or court claim is appropriate.

Have title, encumbrances, the signatory’s authority and payment and handover terms reviewed. Do not rely only on an advertisement or verbal assurances. Provide the draft contract and property documents for review.

Prepare records of death, family relationship, any will and known assets. Clarify the succession file with the notary and discuss disputed points with a lawyer. Have deadlines and the applicable law checked promptly against the relevant dates.

Keep the dismissal document and evidence of when it was received, the employment contract, amendments and correspondence. Seek prompt review of the reasons and challenge deadline. Do not assume discussions with the employer suspend a statutory deadline.

Prepare the contract, agreed pay records, time records, bank statements and relevant messages. List periods, amounts due and payments received separately. A lawyer can assess the appropriate steps to recover wages.

Request written reasons and keep the policy, policy terms, claim and accident records. RCA and CASCO follow different rules. Discuss the refusal and suitable complaint or challenge options with a lawyer.

A lawyer advises and represents the client’s interests. A mediator facilitates impartial dialogue without imposing an outcome. Clarify which service you need at the outset; compatibility and potential conflicts are checked before accepting the case.

No. It estimates the state fee for the available options and shows selected stamp duty separately. Legal fees, experts and other costs are excluded, and exemptions are not determined automatically. Check the amount and payment details before paying.

Templates are guidance only. Check jurisdiction, procedural status, the requested relief, grounds, attachments and signature. Completing a form does not guarantee admissibility or compliance with deadlines.