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Legal blog: practical guides and legal news

Ten long guides on the procedures most often asked about at Ajuridic: fines and files from Barcelona City Council, damages claims, inheritance, housing and contracts.

Written from the firm's own practice, with the rules that apply in Barcelona and in Catalonia.

What this blog is

Understanding the procedure before the time limit runs out

At Ajuridic we publish these guides with a specific aim: that anyone with a legal problem on their hands should understand, even before phoning the firm, where they stand and how much time they have. A good part of the rights that are lost are not lost at a trial, but in a time limit that expired while the person was still deciding what to do with an envelope that arrived by recorded delivery.

They are not short news items. Each entry goes through a whole procedure: what documents have to be gathered, which authority or court they are filed with, within what time limits, what the other side usually replies and what happens if the reply is unfavourable. They are written from the firm's daily work and with the rules that apply here: Catalan civil law on succession, Barcelona City Council's by-laws on traffic and civic conduct, and the common administrative procedure act when the counterpart is a public authority.

The publications are grouped into four blocks, matching the queries that most often come in by telephone. The first brings together everything that arrives with a City Council stamp: fines, penalty files and the by-law on scooters and personal mobility vehicles. The second deals with damage and its repair: road traffic accidents, medical negligence and civil liability insurance. The third, assets: inheritance and succession, house purchase and civil contracts. The fourth covers the legislative changes that affect how matters are handled, beginning with the reform of the court system. The firm's practice areas that do not yet have a published guide are explained on the practice area pages.

This blog speaks in the plural because behind every file there is a network of notaries, procuradores (court agents) and specialist lawyers with which Ajuridic works regularly. The firm's principal, Noemí Ampurdanés Parés, ICAB member no. 22359 and with more than 30 years in practice, keeps her professional profile at noemiampurdanes.com. If after reading a guide questions remain — and they almost always do, because the specific facts change everything —, the quick route is the telephone 614 26 26 92. We work in Spanish, Catalan, English and Arabic (Arabic by prior appointment).

The scope of these guides

They are informative and general in nature. They do not constitute legal advice and are no substitute for the analysis of a specific case: the rules change and the outcome depends on the facts, the dates and the documents in each file.

Block 1

Immigration law

The area the firm gets most queries about, and the one with the most out-of-date content circulating online: here every requirement and every time limit comes with the article of the Regulations that states it.

Ask about your case

Does your matter not fit any of the guides?

The guides explain the general procedure; a specific file is assessed with the papers in front of us. At Ajuridic you are seen at Carrer del Freser, 104, in El Clot, and also by telephone and WhatsApp.

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