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Кусайнова Жанар Сериковна

Astana

Category: Administrative law, Criminal law, Civil law

+77003332640

№23017698

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Акимбаева Айнұр Балтабайқызы

Astana

Category: Disputes with government agencies, Construction disputes, Criminal law

+77003332640

№17002829 от 17.02.2017 года

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Анарбеков Мадияр Анарбекулы

Almaty

Category: Debt collection, Out-of-court bankruptcy, Judicial bankruptcy, Solvency restoration

+77003332640

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Молдабеков Ардак Жексенбекұлы

Almaty

Category: Family law, Criminal law, Civil law

+77003332640

181040002003№1792

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Досова Жансұлу Сейділләқызы

Almaty

Category: Family law, Construction disputes, Property disputes

+77003332640

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Constitutional
Confidentiality
Right to life (Article 15)
Right to dignity (Article 21, part 1)
Right to privacy (Article 23)
Right to liberty and personal inviolability (Article 16)
Civil law
Constitutional
Property rights: rights to things, money, financial instruments, works, services, results of intellectual activity, as well as property rights in general.
Personal non-property rights: rights related to the individual, such as the right to life, health, personal dignity, honor, privacy and other intangible benefits.
Debt settlement
Debt collection
Out-of-court bankruptcy
Judicial bankruptcy
Solvency restoration
Advertising
Agriculture
Antitrust and trade law
Aviation
Banking
Contracts and agreements
Corporate law and registration
Employee benefits
Government contracts
Healthcare
Partnership
Energy and utilities
Animal and dog bites
Birth injury
Car accident
Defective and dangerous products
Defamation and slander
Medical malpractice
Slip and fall accident
Wrongful death
Compulsory treatment
Debts to banks, microfinance organizations and collection agencies (including penalties and fines).
Utility payment arrears.
Compensation payments arising from a road accident.
Creditor claims based on IOUs.
Wage and severance pay debts (for sole proprietors).
Moral damage compensation.
Debts that arose after filing a bankruptcy petition.
Commercial real estate
Construction and development
Foreclosure
Land use and zoning
Landlord or tenant
Residential real estate
Land disputes
Guardianship
Power of attorney
Inheritance
Wills and living directives
Discrimination
Sexual harassment
Social security and disability
Workers' compensation
Wrongful termination
Pension savings calculation
Victim representative in criminal cases
Copyright application
Copyright infringement
Patent application
Patent infringement
Trademark application
Trademark infringement
Asylum
Transaction
Alimony
Child custody
Divorce and separation
Child abuse
Family law
Constitution of the RoK: guarantees that marriage, family, motherhood, fatherhood and childhood are under state protection.
Committee for the Protection of Children's Rights of the Ministry of Education of the RoK: handles issues of child rights protection, including education and upbringing.
Committee for the Protection of Consumer Rights of the Ministry of Trade and Integration of the RoK: responsible for consumer rights protection, including services for families and children.
Guardianship and trusteeship authorities: protect children's rights when parents fail to perform their duties or their interests conflict with the children's.
Debt amount: exceeds 1,600 MCI.
Property: there is property that can be sold to repay debts.
Procedure: through court, may include solvency restoration or property sale proceedings.
Debt amount: does not exceed 1,600 MCI (KZT 5,520,000 in 2024).
Property: none, except the sole dwelling.
Procedure: simplified, without going to court.
Appeals
Arbitration
Class action
Litigation
Mediation
Property disputes
Public procurement disputes
Disputes with government agencies
Construction disputes
Computer fraud
Credit card fraud
Health insurance
Identity theft
Insurance fraud
Life insurance
Securities and investment fraud
Consumer rights
Right to purchase goods, works and services of proper quality, as well as their safety.
Right to receive complete, reliable and timely information about the goods/service and the seller.
Right to exchange or return goods, both of proper and improper quality.
Right to compensation for losses caused by defects in goods/services.
Obligations of the seller (manufacturer)
The seller must immediately replace goods of improper quality or eliminate their defects within 10 calendar days.
The consumer has the right to submit a claim to the seller within 14 days of purchasing non-food goods.
The seller is required to provide a reasoned response to the consumer's claim within 10 calendar days.
Essence: an alternative to bankruptcy that allows debt restructuring.
Procedure: an agreement with creditors on repayment terms. If the debtor fails to comply, judicial bankruptcy and property sale are initiated.
You have many unsecured debts, such as credit cards.
You need help negotiating with creditors.
You don't know what to do about your financial situation, such as whether to try to pay off debts or declare bankruptcy.
You are being pursued by collectors and need help protecting your rights.
You want to avoid mistakes that could make your situation worse.
You are facing a debt collection lawsuit.
You are concerned about wage garnishments or asset seizures.
You need help managing your finances.
Calls, texts and letters from debt collection services are wearing you down.
A creditor or collector has sued you.
You believe the debt is invalid or the amount is incorrect.
You are concerned about judgments, liens and other legal consequences.
You need help negotiating a settlement to reduce the debt amount.
You are being threatened with legal action but haven't been sued yet.
You have many debts and feel overwhelmed.
You want to avoid mistakes that could cost you dearly.
You suspect the statute of limitations on the debt has expired.
Drug crimes
Juvenile law
Sex crimes
Violent crimes
Corruption cases
Criminal law
Internet fraud
Administrative law
Election campaigns and political law
Military law
State, local and municipal law