Legal services
Civil law, commercial contracts
Auditing, assessment and drafting of lease, works, loan-for-use, sale and purchase, real estate and other contractual documents, as well as advice to businesses and individuals on civil law matters.
Discuss your situationHow can we help?
- Individual civil law consultations
- Review of lease, works, loan-for-use and sale and purchase documents
- Review and preparation of real estate and other contract documents
Commercial contracts
We analyse, review and draft commercial contracts. We help clients understand contractual terms and assess them in the context of their particular circumstances.
- Review and assessment of existing contract documents
- Drafting lease, works, sale and purchase and other contracts
- Advice on commercial contract terms
How do we get started?
Briefly describe your situation, the outcome you seek and any deadlines. We will contact you to agree the task, the documents needed, the consultation format and pricing.
Please do not include confidential information in your initial enquiry. We will agree how to share documents individually.
Frequently asked questions
Can you review a contract that has already been drafted?
Yes. We review existing contracts and advise on their terms. We agree the scope of the documents, the task and the deadline before starting work.
Do you advise individuals?
Yes. We advise both individuals and businesses on civil law matters. Please briefly describe the assistance you need in your enquiry.
Are remote consultations available?
Yes. We provide services remotely throughout Lithuania. In-person consultations in the Klaipėda region are available by prior arrangement.
How much does the service cost?
The price depends on the complexity of the situation, the volume of documents and the deadline. We agree the scope of work and pricing after assessing your enquiry.
Can you review a contract that has already been signed?
Yes. Explain the review’s purpose and provide the signed version with amendments. If a disagreement has arisen, include a chronology and the relevant records.
What if an annex mentioned in the contract is missing?
Identify the missing annex and what you know about it. Do not guess its contents. The review will need to clarify whether an annex was agreed and which version was used.
Other services
This general service description is not individual legal advice.