I purchased defective goods. How do I make a claim?
Learn how to file a complaint for defective goods, what documents to keep, what the deadlines are, and how to react correctly to a refusal from a seller.
Learn how to file a complaint for defective goods, what documents to keep, what the deadlines are, and how to react correctly to a refusal from a seller.
If you are reading this text, you are probably considering the possibility of working in Bulgaria. The good news is that there is an easy way to do so—the Single Permit for Residence and Work (SPRW). The SPRW is designed specifically for you: to facilitate your stay, give you the right to work, and provide access to social and health insurance—just like any Bulgarian employee.
Purchasing real estate is often one of the most important investments. Therefore, it is completely natural to want the security that the chosen property will become yours without any unpleasant surprises. Here I will explain how the preliminary contract can protect you and which most important issues to pay attention to. WHAT IS A PRELIMINARY CONTRACT? With the preliminary contract, you agree with the seller that you will purchase the property
Moving to another country is a major step. If you are an EU citizen, Bulgaria offers fast and straightforward residency procedures. With a little planning and the right help, you can easily obtain the right of residence and take advantage of all the benefits in the country. Why get residency in Bulgaria? With official residency you will have the right to: Work or start a business
Starting your own business is an important step, and the first thing you need to do is register your company. The good news is that the procedure in Bulgaria is fast and easy, especially when you use the help of a trusted lawyer. Why register a company? Registering a company allows you to limit your personal liability by separating your personal finances from those of the business
The Supreme Court of Cassation examined the case of a man who mortgaged his apartment to obtain a bank loan. Later, he donated the property to his son and lost his ownership rights, while retaining a lifelong right of use for himself. Subsequently, the donor with the right of use failed to pay installments on his bank loan. Therefore, the bank with the mortgage right
If you were not included in a judicial partition of inherited properties, you no longer need to wait for the case to conclude in order to protect your rights. Such cases often drag on for years. With its new Interpretative Decision No. 4/2023 of June 16, 2025, the Supreme Court of Cassation provided important clarity: You can challenge the partition as early as its first phase – at that point the court has not yet