Civil Litigation
If you are thinking of resorting to litigation or are involved in a situation where you are obligated to attend court, a good lawyer will make all the difference between a judgment in your favour or against. MiC Lawyers has the experience and understanding of current statute which will ensure that an efficient and suitable outcome is achieved for you.
Our Civil Litigation lawyers utilise modern practices in the field of business and law to navigate through the process in a streamlined manner. Our team will start the process through listening to your problem and further, evaluating the circumstances, in a practical and legal context. It is only after our team has assessed the full scope of the circumstances, that we will aim on achieving a result that you wish to obtain.
Our team specialise in the following
Disputes with Council
Employment disputes
Forming and Issuing Letters of Demand
Assist companies and individuals to recover debts owed
Neighbourhood disputes
Building disputes
Taking the matter to Court
Once the dispute reaches the doorsteps of the Courtroom, we believe that the process must be undertaken with a severe degree of care and diligence. Our team will work to the best of their abilities to achieve the best outcome, whether that be through negotiation or judgment administered by the Courts. Our aim is to mitigate the costs, time and stress associated with litigation by utilising our strenghts and experience in making the process for our clients easier.
FAQs
When and How should I issue a Letter of Demand?
When sending a letter of demand, ensure that you do the following:
Try to elicit payment by calling and sending reminders before sending a letter of demand;
If that fails, draft a letter clearly stating the debt due, including any interest owed (if applicable);
Clearly state in the letter that you intend to take legal action if they do not pay the debt;
clearly state in the letter how the debtor can pay the debt;
Give a clear date in the letter by which you expect them to pay the debt; and
attach all relevant supporting documents, including any relevant invoices.
What do I do if my company has wronged me?
To get sole custody of your child, you need to rebut the presumption of equal shared parental responsibility and prove to a court that sole custody of your child is in your child’s best interests.
What are my options if I am in a dispute with my neighbor?
To get sole custody of your child, you need to rebut the presumption of equal shared parental responsibility and prove to a court that sole custody of your child is in your child’s best interests.