Frequently Asked Questions

Fees are determined based on the nature of the case, its complexity, and the time required. Fees may include consultations, legal representation, and litigation. The firm provides initial cost estimates before commencing work.

Yes, our office assists with company formation procedures. These services include: legal consultations on company types and regulatory requirements; assistance in selecting the appropriate legal structure (limited liability company, joint-stock company, etc.); preparation and review of the company's articles of incorporation and bylaws; coordination with relevant government agencies (Ministry of Commerce, General Investment Authority, Commercial Registry, etc.) to complete the incorporation process; assistance in obtaining the commercial registration and necessary licenses; advice and guidance on the company's legal and tax obligations after incorporation; and follow-up with government agencies regarding any subsequent amendments or changes to the company's status.

Our services are not limited to those listed on the website. If you cannot find the service you need through the website, please contact us through the official communication channels on the website so that we can serve you better.

An institution is owned by one person, and the liability in it is often unlimited in his financial liability, while a company is an independent entity by system and has multiple forms (such as: limited liability or joint stock), and often provides a clearer organization of partnership and distribution of powers, and the choice depends on the nature of the activity, its size, the number of partners, the level of risk, and expansion plans. We can assess your situation and determine the most suitable format, outlining the systemic effects of each option.

The procedures usually include: identifying partners, share percentages and management powers, then preparing the articles of incorporation, then documenting the contract and completing the incorporation through the Ministry of Commerce platform and issuing the commercial register, after which the relevant registrations and obligations are completed according to the nature of the activity. We handle the file from preparation until the regulatory requirements are met.

The process begins by reviewing the articles of incorporation or the partners' agreement to determine the agreed-upon solution mechanism. Negotiation and amicable settlement are preferred first to reduce costs and maintain business continuity. If a solution is not possible, arbitration or litigation may be resorted to, in accordance with the provisions of the contract and relevant regulations. We assess the most appropriate course of action and proceed with the necessary measures while preserving rights.

The procedures begin with obtaining a certificate of inheritance, then inventorying and documenting the assets and liabilities. After that, debts and liabilities are paid before distribution, then the wills are executed within the limits of one-third. After that, the remaining estate is divided according to the legal shares, with the division being documented to preserve rights.

The principle is to refer to the condition of the endower as the primary reference in appointment, powers and dismissal. If there is no clear condition or there is a dispute or significant negligence, the matter is referred to the competent court, and the court decides what achieves the interest of the endowment and preserves its assets in accordance with the regulatory controls.

It usually begins with an attempt at reconciliation and amicable settlement, with documentation of rights and documents. If an agreement cannot be reached, a request for partition or the appropriate lawsuit is filed with the competent court. We represent the parties and manage the procedures to reach a regulated division that preserves rights.

Arbitration is a mechanism for resolving disputes outside of courts before an arbitrator or arbitration panel by agreement of the parties. It is usually characterized by confidentiality, procedural flexibility, and the possibility of selecting specialized expertise. Litigation, on the other hand, is the judicial path before the courts according to specific procedures that are public in principle. The most appropriate path varies according to the nature of the dispute and the need for confidentiality and speed of resolution.

The arbitration clause should be written and clear in its binding nature and scope of disputes covered. It is advisable to specify the arbitration body and rules, the method of appointing arbitrators and their number, as well as mentioning the place of arbitration, the language, and any necessary provisions to minimize procedural problems. We draft or revise it in accordance with the contract and relevant regulations.

Yes, an arbitration award is binding when it is issued in accordance with the arbitration agreement and meets the regulatory requirements. It is enforced by submitting a request to the competent court for an enforcement order in accordance with the applicable procedures. The court may review the fulfillment of the formal and regulatory conditions before issuing the enforcement order.

We provide arbitration services from drafting and reviewing terms to representing clients before arbitration bodies. We manage the arbitration file, prepare memoranda, attend sessions, and follow up on evidence. We also follow up on the procedures for approving and implementing the ruling in accordance with regulatory requirements.

Verification is done by reviewing the electronic deed and the owner’s data and matching it to reality. Restrictions, mortgages and rights associated with the property are also verified if any exist. Site data, area, boundaries and any relevant contractual obligations are reviewed.

The sales contract proves the agreement of the parties, their obligations, and the terms of the deal between the seller and the buyer. As for the official transfer before the competent authority, it is the procedure that legally transfers ownership. Without the transfer, ownership is not officially updated even if a sales contract exists.

It usually begins with a formal notice or warning, depending on the case and the terms of the lease agreement. Then, the claim is filed through the electronic channels responsible for requesting eviction or outstanding payments, and the claim is supported by documents (contract, evidence, notices) in accordance with the applicable regulations.