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Legal Advice in Zadar, Croatia

FIRST CONTACT

Thank you for your interest and for taking the time to reach out.

For basic information, you may contact me at lucija@lucija.legal

For brief initial questions, telephone contact is also possible: +385 95 5847 332.

All inquiries are considered individually, depending on the nature of the request and the possibilities for cooperation.

As a rule, I respond to inquiries within one business day.

Meetings for legal consultation take place in person at the office located at Ulica Jakova Gotovca, 24, Zadar or via video call.

A prior appointment is required.

Sending a message does not constitute legal advice nor does it establish an attorney-client relationship.

Your data is processed confidentially and in accordance with the rules of attorney-client privilege.

Corporate and business law

The firm advises on the establishment and operation of companies in Croatia, including choosing a suitable company form, preparing founding documents and registering with the court register. Corporate and business law support also covers ongoing matters such as shareholder relations and company decisions.

Contract drafting and review means preparing agreements that reflect what the parties have agreed and checking existing contracts before they are signed. The firm reviews terms, obligations and risks under Croatian law and suggests clear wording for commercial and personal agreements.

The firm assists with buying and selling property in Croatia, from checking ownership records and legal status of the property to preparing the purchase agreement. Legal support also includes registering ownership in the land register and guiding clients through the required formalities.

Cross-border debt recovery concerns claims where the debtor or the creditor is based in another country. The firm advises on available options, including sending formal demands and starting court proceedings in Croatia, and on how foreign decisions may be recognised and enforced.

The transfer of business shares in a Croatian company usually requires a written agreement and, depending on the company form, a notarial deed and an entry in the court register. The firm prepares the documents and advises on the steps needed for the transfer to take effect.

Foreign investors who plan to start a business or invest in Croatia can receive legal advice on company formation, property acquisition and the applicable regulations. The firm explains the local requirements in plain language and helps investors complete the necessary formal steps.

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