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Yes, we provide certified notarization services, including contracts,

powers of attorney, declarations, and other related documents

We provide comprehensive legal services covering commercial, real

estate, personal status, and labor cases, as well as notarization,

zakat and tax matters, company formation, and other related

services

Yes, we provide certified notarization services, including contracts,

powers of attorney, declarations, and other related instruments

We provide legal consultations and represent clients before all judicial authorities and relevant committees.

You can schedule an appointment by contacting us directly or

through the booking form on our website

Yes, we provide legal consultations via phone or video call, according

to the client’s preference

The fees vary depending on the type and duration of the consultation,

and we will inform you of the details prior to the appointment

This varies depending on the type of case or transaction, and we will

provide you with an accurate time estimate after reviewing the

details

A consultation involves providing a written or verbal legal opinion,

whereas litigation entails representing the client before judicial

authorities

They are written documents that include a commitment to pay a

specified amount of money on a designated date

They include promissory notes, checks, and bills of exchange.

Commercial papers are used in everyday business transactions,

whereas securities, such as stocks and bonds, are used for

investment purposes

Each commercial paper carries rights and obligations for the parties

involved, such as the drawer, the drawee, and the beneficiary

Disputes may arise concerning commercial papers, such as non-

payment, data manipulation, or forgery of the documents

Bankruptcy is a legal procedure whereby a debtor’s (individual or

company) assets are liquidated to repay creditors. This occurs when

the debtor is unable to settle their outstanding debts

A judicial settlement is a legal procedure aimed at assisting a

financially distressed debtor in reorganizing their financial situation

and avoiding bankruptcy

A debtor may apply for a preventive settlement if they are: likely to

face financial difficulties, already experiencing financial distress, or

already bankrupt

Yes, a creditor may request the initiation of bankruptcy proceedings

against a debtor if the debt is due and the debtor is unable to pay it

The minimum debt amount that entitles a creditor to request the

initiation of any liquidation proceedings is SAR 50,000

The duration of bankruptcy and judicial settlement proceedings

varies depending on the size and complexity of the case

Yes, a debtor can resume their business activities after bankruptcy,

particularly if they manage to restructure their debts and organize

their financial affairs through a judicial settlemen

Real estate registration by title is a system in which the property itself

is the focus of registration in an official registry. It aims to provide an

accurate description of the property and to establish ownership

rights in a manner that is indisputable except in cases of forgery

Yes, real estate title registration is mandatory in the areas designated

by the Ministry of Justice and becomes compulsory immediately

upon the enforcement of the relevant decision

The areas subject to real estate title registration are determined by

decisions issued by the General Authority for Real Estate. These

areas are geospatially surveyed and prepared for registration

procedures