Guardianship and curatorship
Assistance in the procedure for appointing a Guardian or Curator, including re-examination of interdiction and the establishment of protective measures.
Law 140/2022
Lawyer & Mediator
Practice Areas
As both a lawyer and a mediator, I offer you a full range of legal services. I recommend that you first try to resolve the dispute through mediation and only resort to court proceedings if mediation does not succeed.
Why try mediation before going to court?
Mediation is not just a softer alternative to litigation — in many situations it is the most intelligent choice from a financial, procedural and human perspective. Here are five concrete reasons, backed by law:
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Save money, time and stress
A successful mediation saves you money and time, and — above all — relieves you of the stress specific to any litigious situation. The procedure is confidential, flexible and takes place in a professional setting focused on resolution, not confrontation.
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Proof of good faith
Even in the less fortunate event that mediation does not succeed, you will have proof that you attempted to resolve the dispute amicably — an aspect that weighs significantly before the court and demonstrates your good faith.
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Risk of bearing court costs
If you initiate proceedings directly, without proving that you first tried to put the other party in default, the defendant may acknowledge the claims at the first hearing — in which case they cannot be ordered to pay court costs (Art. 454 Civil Procedure Code). You would win the case but bear the costs alone.
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Agreement ratified by the court at any time
Under Art. 438 and 441 of the Civil Procedure Code, the parties may appear at any time during the trial — even without having been summoned — to request that the court issue a ruling ratifying their mediation agreement. The agreement thus becomes enforceable.
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Reduced judicial stamp duties
Financially, judicial stamp duties are much lower — sometimes by half — compared to those of a standard lawsuit, under Art. 11 of GEO 80/2013:
- a) Requests asking the court to issue a ruling ratifying the parties' understanding, including one resulting from a mediation agreement: 20 lei.
- b) If the agreement concerns the transfer of ownership or another real right over immovable property, 50% of the duty that would have been due for a reivindication action over the most valuable asset is added. For partition, 50% of the duty calculated under Art. 5 is added to the fixed fee.
If mediation does not succeed — legal services
If the amicable route does not work, we can continue our collaboration. I offer legal assistance and representation in the following areas:
Persons with disabilities and psychiatric conditions
Assistance in procedures specific to persons with social disabilities and patients with psychiatric conditions, with full respect for their dignity and fundamental rights.
Involuntary medical hospitalization
Representation in involuntary hospitalization proceedings, both civil and criminal, ensuring all procedural safeguards are observed.
Law 487/2002 · Art. 110 Criminal Code
Medical malpractice
Analysis, negotiation and representation in medical malpractice cases — from establishing medical fault to obtaining full reparation of the damage suffered.
Labor disputes
Dismissals, unpaid wages, workplace harassment, patrimonial liability and contractual clauses — assistance for both employees and employers.
Enforcement proceedings
Assistance and representation in enforcement files: enforcement contestations, stays of enforcement, reversal of enforcement, debt recovery.
Family law
Succession and matrimonial partition, divorce and ancillary matters, paternity denial, exercise of parental authority — including for children born of unmarried relationships.
Do you need legal guidance or mediation?
I invite you to discuss your situation with me. At our first meeting we will analyse together the available solutions — amicable or judicial — and choose the path with the best chances for you.
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