Our practice areas.
Our law office provides a wide range of legal services tailored to the needs of clients
Compensation for damages
Compensation for material and non-material damage resulting from a traffic accident, compensation for damage due to workplace injury, compensation for damages arising from non-performance of obligations
Immigration law
Immigration law regulates the rights and obligations of foreign nationals in Serbia, as well as the processes related to obtaining residence and work permits
Property law
Legal regulation of property status, drafting contracts, registration in the Real Estate Cadastre, and representation in property disputes
Criminal law
Defense, representation of victims, defense and representation of juveniles in criminal proceedings
Family and inheritance law
Divorce proceedings, probate proceedings, parental rights proceedings
Commercial law
Registration of business entities, representation in disputes, drafting business documentation
The experienced legal representation You need.
Gnjatić Law office offers a comprehensive array of legal services to both domestic and international clients. Our office prioritizes the utmost discretion towards clients, coupled with a commitment to delivering high-quality solutions that serve to protect the best interests of all parties involved.
- Dedication to Client Collaboration
- Working together, we form a winning legal team
- We approach your issues with the same care as our own
Blog.
Legal advice from lawyers is quite diverse and depends on the specific legal situation of the client, so we decided to address and answer some of the most common questions and disputed legal situations that we face in practice on this blog page with a series of professional texts
Gift tax – obligations and release
Divorce
Real estate purchase agreement in Serbia: elements, procedure, obligations
Visa D for Serbia if you have EU Residency?
Frequently asked questions?
What are the costs of legal services?
The fees for legal services depend on several factors, with the nature of your case being the most important, as well as the complexity of the case.
In the Republic of Serbia lawyers fees are based on the Tariff on Lawyer Fees and Reimbursement of Costs which provides approximate information on the amounts.
We recommend contacting a lawyer of your choice who, after assessing your case and needs, will be able to provide you with a precise answer.
How much are the court fees?
The amount of court fees depends on the type of dispute, as well as the value of the dispute.
You can calculate the amount of court fees at the following link. The amounts are for informational purposes only.
In certain cases, exemption from the obligation to pay court fees is possible, so we recommend consulting with a legal expert who will guide you through your rights and obligations.
Who bears the costs of the proceedings?
In most cases, upon rendering a judgment, the court orders the party that did not prevail in the dispute to reimburse the costs of the proceedings to the party that succeeded in proving its claim.
In certain types of disputes, such as family disputes, it is common for the court to order each party to bear its own costs.
It is essential to consult with an attorney who will provide you with appropriate information based on the specifics of your case.
How long does the court proceeding last?
The duration of the proceeding depends on several factors: the subject matter of the proceeding, the necessary evidentiary proposals, the efficiency in processing...
The competent courts determine the approximate duration of the proceeding at the first hearing based on the proposed evidence, striving to conclude the proceeding as quickly as possible.
Typically, it involves 3-5 hearings, and first-instance proceedings are generally concluded within an average of one year.
This practice depends on the jurisdiction of the court and the aforementioned factors