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RCA road accident compensation: claiming pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages
After a car accident, the problem doesn't stop when the car is repaired. There may be medical expenses, sick days, lost income, pain, stress, physical limitations or other effects to be considered separately.
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Evicting a tenant who does not pay: legal steps for landlords
A tenant who does not pay the rent or refuses to vacate the property may cause significant losses to the owner. In these situations, it may be tempting to change the locks, disconnect utilities or forcibly remove the tenant from the property. However, these solutions can create additional legal problems.
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Recovering a suspended driving licence: what to do after your licence is retained
Suspension of your driving licence can cause serious problems, especially if you rely on your car for work, family or everyday activities. Before you accept the situation as final, it is important to check that the measure has been applied correctly.
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Challenging a traffic fine: when is it worth contesting the offence report?
Did you get a traffic ticket and feel that the record doesn't reflect correctly what happened? In many cases, a fine can be challenged, especially where the fact is not clearly described, the evidence is questionable or the penalty imposed does not comply with legal conditions.
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Correcting inaccurate data in the Credit Bureau
The credit bureau data shall be accurate, up-to-date and consistent with the actual situation. If your report contains incorrect, incomplete or unupdated information, you can request verification and rectification.
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Credit Bureau reporting without prior notice | Lawyer
A key issue in Credit Bureau cases is the absence of notice before arrears are reported. If you only learned that you had been reported for arrears when a bank refused your application, it is necessary to check whether the reporting institution followed the procedure.
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Negotiating with the bank to remove a Credit Bureau entry
Not every Credit Bureau case is resolved through an aggressive challenge. In many cases, a professional, substantiated and amicable-looking approach can be more effective than a simple deletion request.
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Challenging a Credit Bureau entry
Negative reporting in the Credit Bureau should not be treated as automatically correct. Before accepting a bank's refusal or failure to obtain a new credit, it is important to verify how the data has been transmitted, updated and kept.
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Removal of entries from the Credit Bureau
Negative reporting in the Credit Bureau may affect access to loans, refinancing, credit cards or other financial services. In practice, not every reporting can be automatically removed, but many situations deserve legal analysis: misreporting, missing notifications, incomplete data, amounts...
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Deadline for challenging enforcement in 2026: 15 days, exceptions and common mistakes
The deadline for challenging enforcement is crucial when someone receives enforcement documents, a demand for payment, a garnishment notice or an order fixing costs, or discovers that their accounts have been frozen. In many cases, the person subject to enforcement has only a short time to act, and missing it…
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Bank account garnishment in 2026: what you can do and how to challenge it
garnishment on account is one of the most frequent and pressing forms of enforcement proceedings. Many people only discover that enforcement has started when their bank freezes funds, part of their salary is withheld or they can no longer use money needed for everyday expenses.
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Protection order: when you need it and how you get it effectively
There are situations where the mere existence of a conflict is no longer an informal problem, but becomes a real risk to a person's safety. In such cases, the law provides a rapid intervention mechanism: the protection order.
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Compensation from road accidents - legal framework and key steps
A road accident often produces consequences that far outweigh the moment of impact. Beyond the immediate appearance, there are physical, emotional and financial effects that can significantly affect the life of the injured person.
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Staying enforcement: protection against abusive enforcement
Enforcement proceedings are the procedural phase in which the creditor, on the basis of an enforceable title, requests the intervention of the bailiff to recover his claim. In practice, this stage can have immediate and serious effects on the debtor’s assets through bank account garnishment, salary deductions…
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Enforcement lawyer: when you need one and how they can help
Enforcement proceedings is one of the most aggressive legal procedures through which a creditor can recover a debt. Bank accounts may be frozen, wages garnished or a home subjected to enforcement rapidly, sometimes before the debtor understands what is happening or what rights they have.
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Challenging enforcement — specialist legal assistance
Enforcement proceedings affect tens of thousands of natural and legal persons in Romania each year. The blocking of bank accounts, the garnishment of wages or the auctioning of housing are serious consequences of a procedure which in many cases is triggered in violation of the law. In 2026, the appeal to...
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Inheritance proceedings in court: how to protect your rights
Succession proceedings are the legal process by which a deceased person’s estate passes to heirs under the law or under a will. Although, in many cases, the succession can be settled by notarial means, there are cases where the intervention of the court becomes necessary or even...
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