Can you recommend an english speaking solicitor in Berlin to act for me in an investment property purchase?
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phone the british consulate over there and they will be able to recomend a good one.
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Try http://www.martindale.com/\n\nThe best lawyers are rated "AV" and this rating is based, in part, on peer review.\n\nWord of mouth is always the best guage.
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I needed the same information and consulted a lawyer to get it.  It's more expensive, but if you are interested in buying property, it will save a lot of trouble.
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can not help you unfortunately, wish you however much luck. Otherwise kind regards from Germany. \n\n\nwd
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Oddly enough, I'm familier with similar property cases like yours in Italy.\n\nIf you have properties in her name, you have a problem other then the terms of an italian anullment to your american vows, possibly being the problem. Regardless of how your devorce works out, those properties are hers from the start. Thats Italian Land Law.\n\nYour main problem seems to be a big one and you will definatly not just need an internationaly lawyer, but a very good one, defntly not an Italian one as they can be very fuched up, trust me. Your best bet is looking either for an American one or a British one.\n\nBut the best thing would be not to devorce her, you're not young anymore. You've obviously built up a lot with her besides your properties and it would be = hard to part with that like with your property.\n\nI may be of further help...\n\nchavatshimshon yahoo>co>uk
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No, but contact the university.  They have a good German department and surely one of the advanced students would be happy to earn some extra Geld.
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their main offices are in madrid call them 91 63488 00\nthey should be able to help you\n\ngood luck
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Dear friend...\nI'll give you my primary answer for your need, please try this web site, britishcertificates@englishguide.net, this web helps you in improving your language.\nnice helping you, expect from me more info.\nBest Regards\nTHE KING
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You could contact an English stockbroker (or an English bank - all the big ones have stockbroking departments) and arrange to send them any share certificates etc. There is a snag to doing this at a distance, though - for money-laundering purposes, you will be asked to prove your ID. Usually, this is done with yor passport, which proves who you are, and a recent bank statement or utilities bill to prove your address.. Barclays have branches on the Costa del Sol, so if you used Barclays' UK stockbroking service, you might be able to call in to a local branch with your ID. \n\nTry asking rich rettired ex-pats what they do.
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the first thing i would do is contact a local (in S. America) realty company.  If you dont' speak the language, it's likely that someone speaks english there, but a better bet is to get a trustworthy friend here that can translate for you.  And whatever they tell you (they'll tell you exactly what you want to hear, they love outside investors) make sure you get a second opinion.  So, I think a s. american realty company would be your best bet.\n\nYou can also try and call some major banks, see if they do it, and even if they don't, i'm sure you will find some smart person that can point you in the right direction. good luck!
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Go to the closest American Embassy or Consulate and ask for a list of English speaking attorneys.  \n\nEmbassies do not have an obligation to help you pay for an attorney, but they have an obligation to direct you towards possible attorneys.
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try \ngratton plc\nanchor house \ningleby road\nbradford \nwest yorks \nbd99 2xg
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first step: try this: http://www.telefonbuch.de/\n\n"Name/Begriff oder Telefonnummer" .... type - trebuth\n"Ort" ...... type - berlin\npress "Finden"\n\ndon´t know the postleitzahlen (zip-codes) for berlin-schoeneberg\n\ni found 24 hits (maybe family-members)\ntry and call them\n\n2nd step: use only the "Name" and avoid the "Ort"\nperhaps they moved away\ni found 61 hits (maybe family-members, too)\nincl. 2 günter and 1 harri\n\nagain: try and call them\n\ngood luck\n\nPS:\nlooking for names in a other language you need to have fantasy.\nsome germans, talking english, are not able to say the "TH" properly. they often use "S" i.e. se (the) house.\n\nfor your search: type trebus or trebuss, you will find others\n(but i think, your mother knows her maidenname ;-))\nheiner l.
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Yes!    If you are interested in the property - present the seller with an offer to buy letter to be reviewed by their attorney.  You must list the price you are offering and any other comments like in lieu of  expection by your engineer, a termite inspection etc.  You will need to give a copy of this letter to your own attorney and ask the seller to give you their attorney's name and contact # if they are interested in your offer.
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The CAB are a good place to start if it's a straightforward dispute, but bear in mind that free advice is worth exactly that - nothing.  There are no cheap specialists in anything , especially employment law.  You get what you pay for. There are however, solictors who give good value.  They will not charge £200 ph and will agree all fees in advance and will check with you before incurring any fees and can agree fixed rates.  The truth is that in the event of a big dispute, having a solictors firm behind you gives you clout.  It may work out less expensive in the long run.
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Try Lexis Law online.
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there should be a Landlord and Tenant Board in your area that can give you advise and hopefully help arbitrate an agreement.