Representation in civil court

The law provides for the right of individuals and legal entities to have a lawyer present in the courtroom or to be represented in court by a power of attorney. This applies to both criminal and civil cases. All that remains is to find a competent lawyer. For example, you can contact the law firm "RegService - representation in court", where you will be provided with the necessary legal assistance, protect your legal rights and interests.

The role of a lawyer in civil court and his assistance in the realization of civil rights

Civil proceedings always involve high-quality advance preparation for a court hearing. A lawyer is an independent person involved in a case. He or she chooses methods and means to protect the client's interests in each particular case. If an attorney acts as a defender of the plaintiff's interests, he or she proves the validity of the claim. If he or she defends the defendant in court, he or she is obliged to establish and prove the existence of circumstances that reject the plaintiff's claims.

Professional qualities of an attorney-at-law in civil cases

A good lawyer knows how to neutralize the arguments presented by the opposing defense. In this, he or she is assisted by developed analytical and logical thinking. When representing a client, an attorney-at-law must know what consequences a particular procedural action may lead to.

The main burden of proving the circumstances of the case is on the parties. The court only assesses the sufficiency of the evidence. A good human rights defender is able to anticipate the defendant's arguments and the judge's questions, and to imagine the course of the process.

The circumstances on which a party bases its claims or objections do not require proof if they are recognized by the other party or if they have been recognized by the court in another proceeding.

Please note that recognition of the circumstances of the case should be distinguished from recognition of the claim.

Recognition of a claim is an act of will of a party to dispose of its substantive legal interest and entails a decision to satisfy the claimant's claims.

The court does not verify the compliance of the recognized fact with the circumstances of the case when deciding whether to accept the recognition.

In civil proceedings, written evidence received by means of facsimile, electronic or other communication is recognized by the legislator. The submission of audio and video recordings must be accompanied by information about when and by whom they were made.

If you need a civil lawyer, do not delay contacting a law firm:

• call the phone numbers listed;
• write an e-mail;
• voice your question and a brief summary of the case in an online chat.

Our office has helped win more than 200 cases.

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• Preparation of a statement of claim in court, objections in a civil case
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• Representation in a civil case in the court of first instance
• Preparation and filing of an appeal, objection in a civil case
• Preparation of a cassation appeal, objection in a civil case

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