Government Compliance

Problem with the administration? Protect your rights.

They have fined you, refused you a service, delayed your case... When the institutions are wrong, you have the right to protection and it is regulated by law.

I work with private clients who want:

  • to appeal against an act or refusal by the administration;
  • protect their rights in the event of fines and penalties;
  • to expedite a delayed administrative procedure;
  • to obtain a service or authorisation that is unlawfully denied.

If you feel helpless before institutions - you are not alone. I'll help you get your bearings and sort this out.

How can I help

How we will work

We clarify what the administration has done or not done, as well as what follows by law.

We review orders, denials, correspondence, deadlines and grounds.

I prepare a complaint to the institution or administrative court - on time and with precise legal reasoning.

I represent you in the proceedings until the final decision.

I inform you at every step - in plain language and without unnecessary formality.

What you get

Proactive protection
I am not waiting for the problems to get worse. I act at the first signal - often before a fine is imposed.

We act fast
Time limits in administrative disputes are short. Take action immediately to protect your rights.

Full transparency
You always know what's going on. No surprises - just clear steps and regular updates.

Accessible language
I communicate clearly and understandably. No complicated legal terms, just what you need.

Less strain on you
You give me the documents - I take over the negotiations, the deadlines and the correspondence.

Focus on results
My goal is a real solution for you: get the fine overturned, the check suspended, and your rights restored.

Consultation

Contact me today.

Do not wait for the institutions to "correct" their own mistakes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have to file an appeal against an administrative act?

The term is usually 14 days from service of the act. In case of an implied refusal - 1 month. The earlier you react, the greater the likelihood of success.

Yeah. Administrative penalty notices and electronic tickets are subject to judicial review.

Not necessarily. With power of attorney I can represent you without you coming on site.

I will inform you in advance of the costs you may incur.

Yes - I can advise you without further commitment from you.

Book your consultation

Book a consultation on time.

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