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Fraud and forgery: defence and sentencing

Are you suspected of fraud or forgery and concerned about serious consequences? These complex criminal offenses require a focused defense and a clear understanding of potential penalties. Discover how you can protect your rights and which strategies can assist you in your case.

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Driving licence confiscated after arrest: how do you get it back?

Your driving license has been confiscated following an arrest, and you are wondering how to get it back quickly. The process can be complex and frustrating, especially if you rely on your license. In this article, we explain step by step the options available to you for recovering your driving licen

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Suspected of Assault: Defence, Sentencing and Your Rights

Are you suspected of assault and unsure of the best steps to take? Your freedom and future are at stake, while you may feel uncertain about your rights and the possible penalties. In this article, we discuss how you can effectively defend yourself, what penalties you might face, and which rights you

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Police Bail and Pre-trial Detention: Time Limits and Suspension

Have you been detained and are wondering how long you can be held in custody before a judge decides on provisional detention? It is essential to understand your rights and the legal time limits to prevent unnecessary restrictions on your freedom. In this article, you will find exactly what to watch

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Summons Received for the Criminal Court: What Now?

You have received a summons for the criminal court and are unsure about your rights and obligations. How do you prepare for the hearing, and what steps should you take now? In this article, you will find clear explanations and practical advice to help you handle your case in the best possible way.

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Designating a Preferred Lawyer upon Arrest: How it Works

Are you being detained and wondering if you can immediately appoint a preferred lawyer? It is important to understand how to do this and what rights you have in the process. In this article, we explain step by step how appointing your own lawyer works during a detention.

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Arrested by the police: these are your rights as a suspect

Have you just been detained by the police and wonder what rights you have as a suspect? In the crucial first hours following your detention, it is essential to know what you are allowed to do and what is prohibited, so you can protect your position. In this article, we clearly explain what to watch

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Costs of VOG Objection and Subsidised Legal Aid (Pro Deo)

You have filed an objection against the issuance of your Certificate of Conduct (VOG), but are concerned about the costs involved. Fortunately, it is possible to obtain legal advice through subsidized legal aid (pro bono) without financial burden. In this article, you will read exactly how this work

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A leaking roof, persistent mold or a broken heating system can directly impact a business. But who is responsible, and

Many entrepreneurs who rent a shop, office, or hospitality business sooner or later have to deal with the landlord’s renovation

When a company goes bankrupt, this has major consequences for ongoing contracts, including the lease agreement for the business premises.

Many entrepreneurs rent business premises for their shop, restaurant or office. But what happens if you temporarily cannot pay the

Many entrepreneurs who rent a business premises wonder if they can sublet their property (partially). For instance, because they do

As an entrepreneur, you can rent commercial premises in the Netherlands. But what happens if you want to transfer your

Many expats rent a home in the Netherlands through a real estate agent or letting agency. Often, in addition to

Many expats do not only move to the Netherlands, but also bring their partner or family with them. Often, the

Many expats in the Netherlands pay a high rent for their home. Often they don’t know that the rent can

Many expats rent a property in the Netherlands via a short stay contract. This seems convenient, as it is flexible

Many expats are not sure what steps to take when a problem arises with their landlord. With this overview you

As an expat, renting a home in the Netherlands can be a challenge. The housing market is tight, contracts are

Expats looking for housing in the Netherlands often find that they are treated differently than Dutch tenants. They sometimes have

Many expats who rent a home in the Netherlands believe that they have fewer rights than Dutch tenants. Landlords and

Many expats in the Netherlands rent a property with a temporary lease. Landlords and brokers often use this form of

Many expats who rent a home in the Netherlands, in addition to the rent, they also pay service costs. These

Expats who come to the Netherlands to work or study almost always have to deal with renting a property. This

Renting a home in the Netherlands as an expat can be exciting and challenging. The housing market is tight, the

Expats who rent a home in the Netherlands often have to deal with higher security deposits than Dutch tenants. While

Many expats return to their homeland or move to a new destination after their stay in the Netherlands. Unfortunately, it

For many expats, the Dutch rental market is unfamiliar territory. A new country, a foreign language, and a tight housing

Expats moving to the Netherlands almost always have to deal with a security deposit (deposit) when renting a home. While

Expats who rent a home in the Netherlands almost always have to deal with a security deposit (deposit). Unfortunately, it

Many students and young people rent a room in a student house or through a private landlord. When signing the