When a public authority issues a decision against your interests, that is not the end: it is the beginning of a procedure. Dimov & Partners represents clients in administrative procedures and administrative disputes across all areas: from an appeal against a decision, to a lawsuit before the Administrative Court and full protection of your rights before the public administration.
What does the service cover?
- Appeals against decisions of state administration authorities
- Administrative disputes: lawsuits before the Administrative Court
- Procedures for permits, licences and approvals
- Tax administrative procedures and disputes
- Proceedings concerning inspection measures and decisions
- Urban planning, construction permits and legalisation
- Proceedings before the Commission for Prevention and Protection against Discrimination
Why Dimov & Partners?
- Administrative procedure demands precision with deadlines: we track them without exception
- Experience with authorities across all sectors, from the cadastre to the tax administration
- Combination with constitutional and convention-based arguments (ECHR) where needed
Frequently asked questions
I received a decision I disagree with. What first?
Check the appeal deadline stated in the instruction on legal remedy: it is short and preclusive. The appeal must be formally valid and reasoned, so act immediately with the full documentation.
What is an administrative dispute?
A court procedure before the Administrative Court against a final administrative act: when the appeal within the authority has failed, the court examines the legality of the decision.
Can the enforcement of the decision be stopped?
In certain cases, a stay of enforcement can be requested until the legal remedy is decided. This is a tactical question assessed on a case-by-case basis.
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In a dispute with the administration?
Bring the decision and the instruction on legal remedy: the deadline is most likely already running. We will assess the merits and the next step.
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