Administrative law and administrative disputes lawyer in Belgrade
When a ministry, a municipality, the cadastre or an inspectorate decides on your rights, the procedure must be lawful and completed on time. We represent clients in administrative procedures, draft appeals against decisions and file actions with the Administrative Court.
We assist with permits and licences, legalisation of buildings, cadastre registration, residence matters of foreign nationals and other applications to public authorities.
When to contact us
- An authority has issued a decision you disagree with
- The authority fails to decide within the statutory deadline (administrative silence)
- You need a permit, a licence or an approval
- Legalisation or cadastre registration proceedings are under way
- You wish to bring an administrative dispute
- You need representation before an inspectorate
How we work
We review the decision and the case file, calculate the deadlines and choose the fastest route to a decision, from an urgency request for administrative silence to an administrative dispute.
Frequently asked questions
What is the deadline to appeal a decision?
Under the General Administrative Procedure Act, 15 days from the delivery of the decision, unless a special law provides otherwise.
What is an administrative dispute?
Judicial review of final administrative acts before the Administrative Court. The action is generally filed within 30 days from the delivery of the act.
What if the authority stays silent?
When an authority fails to decide within the deadline, legal remedies for administrative silence may be used.
Book a consultation
Call or send an enquiry. We respond quickly.