Yes. We assess the legality of officials’ actions and the availability of evidence. If we find procedural violations or a weak evidentiary basis, we prepare a complaint or lawsuit.

Keep the envelope/registration receipts and record the date of receipt. Send us scanned copies of all documents — response deadlines are usually short, so we act quickly.

In most cases — no. We represent you by power of attorney and keep you informed of the case progress by email.

Yes. The signature alone does not deprive you of the right to defense; the content of the report, the method of recording the incident, and adherence to procedure are what matter.

This is also subject to verification. The method of notification, the correctness of the recipient, and proof of delivery are important.

It depends on the court’s caseload and the circumstances of the case. We will provide a basic timeline and key stages after an initial review of the documents.