An agreement is not being honoured
We review the agreed terms, the breach and correspondence between the parties.

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Contracts, debt claims, damages and civil disputes: a review of your circumstances and possible next steps.
Choose the situation closest to yours. We start by understanding what you need to resolve.
We review the agreed terms, the breach and correspondence between the parties.
We organise the facts and evidence to assess the claim and the appropriate party.
Tell us who is claiming, what they seek and any notice or response date.
Enquiry about: Civil law
Start with a question and relevant dates. We will agree the scope and terms of support after understanding your situation.
Contracts, debt claims, damages and civil disputes: a review of your circumstances and possible next steps.

We clarify the agreement, each party’s obligations and how to record the terms.
We compare the agreement with events and review the evidence and earlier correspondence.
We organise invoices, agreements and receipts to establish the amount and basis of a claim.
Each step is assessed against your documents and circumstances. We agree the work before starting.
We review proof of loss and its connection to events without predicting compensation.
We explain possible steps, documents and deadlines to check in the case.
Prepare the context of your enquiry. There is no need to attach documents at first contact.
Identify available and missing materials. We will agree what to review and how to share it.
Organise available information with dates and references so it can be compared during the review.
Mention relevant dates and pending responses. Keep the originals for the agreed review.
Before starting, we agree the objective and terms of the work.
Before engagement, we clarify who will handle your matter, their professional remit and how to stay in contact.
You can request the responsible professional’s details and ask the questions you need before deciding.
We define the work, fees and communication. Third-party decisions are not presented as guaranteed outcomes.

Your objective, the people involved and relevant dates. No documents are needed for the initial contact.
We identify the checks and documents that can help assess the situation.
We agree the work, budget and responsibilities before the engagement begins.
We carry out the agreed work and explain the next steps and important communications.
Information to prepare your enquiry

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Yes. Explain the agreement and any messages, payments or witnesses that could support it. Available evidence affects the assessment.
No. We consider negotiation, any required preliminary steps and possible court proceedings in light of the matter.
No. A short description and important dates are enough. We then agree which documents to review and how to provide them.
Before engagement, we clarify the work, financial terms and who will handle it. If information is missing, we explain what is needed to assess it.
Decisions by authorities, courts or counterparties are not guaranteed. We explain options and limits based on documents and circumstances.
Enquiry about: Civil law
Start with a question and relevant dates. We will agree the scope and terms of support after understanding your situation.