Frequently Asked Questions
Below you will find answers to the most common questions we receive
Is it possible to receive legal consultation without visiting the office?
Yes. We provide legal consultation both in our office and remotely.
How much do legal services cost?
There are no fixed prices. The cost depends on the volume and complexity of the case.
How can I be declared bankrupt and what is required?
To be declared bankrupt, you must have over 2 million AMD in debt, which is overdue by at least 90 days.
Are guarantees provided regarding the outcome of the case?
According to the Code of Attorney Ethics, a lawyer cannot guarantee the result. We guarantee only diligent and professional work.
What should I do if I am summoned for interrogation?
If you are summoned for interrogation, review the notice and consult a lawyer to understand your rights.
Can I be arrested without evidence?
Arrest can only be applied by a court decision and only if there is reasonable suspicion.
What rights does the accused have?
The accused has extensive rights: to be informed, to have a lawyer, to appeal decisions, to present evidence, and more.
What should I do if someone owes me money and refuses to return it?
You may apply to the court with a claim for debt recovery, having a contract or proof of debt.
What is the difference between a gift agreement and a will?
With a gift agreement, the property is transferred immediately. With a will, it is transferred after death.
How is inheritance divided if there is no will?
Inheritance is divided by order (priority). First-order heirs are children, spouse, and parents.
How can I formalize an inheritance if I missed the 6-month period?
If the 6 months are missed, inheritance may still be considered accepted if the heir manages the property.
What can I do if someone spreads false public information or insults me?
You may file a lawsuit requesting refutation, apology, or monetary compensation.