• Dissolution of marriage;
• Division of joint property of spouses;
• Challenging the marriage contract;
• Recovery of alimony;
• Determination of the place of residence of a minor child;
• Determining the order of communication with a minor child;
• Restriction and deprivation of parental rights.

• Contesting a will;
• Establishment of the fact of acceptance of inheritance;
• Restoring missed deadlines;
• Challenging the actions of the notary.

• Recognition of ownership of residential premises and other real estate;
• Recognition of the right to use residential premises;
  Eviction from residential premises and removal from registration;
• Determination by the owners of the order of use of residential premises;
• Forced repurchase of a minor share and other disputes of participants in shared ownership;
• Disputes with management companies and HOA;
• Disputes with developers.

• Consumer purchase of goods with disadvantages (real estate, cars, furniture, household appliances and other goods);
• Violation of deadlines when performing works and providing services to the consumer;
• Poor-quality performance of works and services (disputes with tour operators, poor-quality repair work in the premises, etc.);
• Non-fulfillment of warranty obligations;
• Other disputes related to the protection of the rights of citizens in the provision of services, performance of works and sale of goods.

• Challenging illegal dismissal, reinstatement at work;
• Collection of wages, including for the time of forced absenteeism;
• Challenging the record of dismissal in the work book;
• Challenging illegal actions of the employer and disciplinary penalties;
• Disputes related to transfer to another place or position;
• Representation of interests in other conflicts with the employer.

• Recovery of material damage for damage caused to property (including as a result of a bay, fire), recovery of moral damage;
• Collection of debts and interest for illegal use of funds;
• Disputes related to the conclusion, execution and termination of contracts (purchase and sale, donation, lease, contract and others);
• Recovery of unjustified enrichment.

Succession planning enables a client to determine in advance the means and process whereby his property is inherited and has the aim of guaranteeing the precise distribution of assets in accordance with a developed plan, the timely resolution of complex matters relating to the protection and control of a client’s assets until they are received by his inheritors, the drawing-up of effective mechanisms for the protection and maintenance of his business in the future, levelling the risks of its loss (seizure), etc.

Services of Private Wealth Practice relating to succession planning include:

• Due diligence and analysis of a client’s assets structure.

• Advising on possible succession mechanisms for conveyance of property to inheritors, protection and management of inheritance.

• Advising potential testators on structuring of business and other assets for the purposes of inheritance.

• Structuring of assets and possessions, elimination of problems, preparing property for inheritance.

• Resolving of organizational and legal problems relating to a client’s property abroad.

• Preparing and drawing up of notarial acts ensuring succession planning including wills, martial agreements, transactions aimed at intention disposal of assets.

•  Advising inheritors on matters relating to commencement of inheritance, management of property and protection of their inheritance as well as litigation support of inheritance cases.