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Telephone
02-77093611
Line
@fdlaw
address
17th Floor, No. 180, Section 2, Dunhua South Road, Da'an District, Taipei City
Civil litigation is not just about telling the court what's going on. What truly matters is: whether the requested items are correct, whether the evidence is sufficient, how the amount is calculated, whether the other party is likely to renege on their commitments, and whether the judgment can be effectively enforced after a victory. Our firm assists with civil cases in Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, and Keelung, designing practical and enforceable solutions from filing a lawsuit, responding, mediating, to enforcement.
For example, the other party owes money and does not pay, payment for goods is delayed, project payment is overdue, contract is breached, damage is caused but no compensation is paid, or it is necessary to return houses, land, goods and investment funds.
We will first assess whether it is appropriate to use a registered letter, lawyer's letter, payment order, injunctive relief, mediation, or formal lawsuit to avoid spending litigation costs without getting any actual results.
Upon receiving a complaint, payment order, court mediation notice, or court hearing notice, it is not advisable to wait until the day of the hearing to process it. The defendant's response, evidence, and time limits will directly affect the outcome.
We will assist in checking whether the other party's request has a legal basis, whether the amount is reasonable, whether it has been paid in full, whether it has exceeded the statute of limitations, and whether there is room for counterclaim or set-off.
The core of civil cases typically involves damage to property, contracts, money, real estate, or rights. Our firm will first assess the legal relationship and the strength of the evidence before deciding on litigation, mediation, or preservation strategies.
We handle evidence such as loans, bills, promissory notes, checks, IOUs, LINE conversations, and remittance records, and assess payment orders, lawsuits, and enforcement.
Assist companies or individuals in recovering outstanding payments for goods, contracts, projects, consulting fees, profit sharing, and business cooperation.
In cases of breach of contract in sales, contracting, leasing, cooperation, investment, distribution, or agency agreements, assistance can be provided in requesting performance, termination of the contract, liquidated damages, and compensation for damages.
Assist individuals or companies that have been sued in preparing their responses, gathering evidence, presenting arguments, counterclaims, set-offs, or negotiating settlements.
We handle issues such as leaky roofs, unpaid rent, property relocation, sales disputes, registration under another person's name, division of jointly owned property, and land and housing disputes.
If there are concerns about the other party transferring assets, a preliminary seizure should be assessed as early as possible; after winning the case or obtaining the name of enforcement, enforcement strategies such as salary deduction, deposit withholding, and asset seizure should also be arranged.
If the other party has no assets or insufficient evidence, even filing a lawsuit may be too costly. A lawyer will assist in determining whether to first gather evidence, negotiate, preserve assets, or pursue other procedures.
Courts value contracts, invoices, remittance records, conversation logs, shipment and inspection documents, photographs, audio recordings, and witness testimonies. The earlier you gather evidence, the better it is for filing a lawsuit or responding to a defense.
In civil cases, the defendant may argue that the other party's claim is unfounded, the amount is incorrect, payment has already been made, the other party breached the contract first, the statute of limitations has expired, set-off, or a counterclaim. With the right strategy, there is still considerable room for maneuver in the case.
Civil litigation typically depends on the court with jurisdiction, the defendant's domicile, the place of performance of the contract, the location of the real estate, or the place where the tort occurred. Our firm can assist with cases in courts in Taipei, New Taipei City, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, and Keelung, and can also use online meetings to initially determine the case's course of action.
Clarify the current stage: No lawsuit has been filed, a letter of evidence has been received, a payment order has been issued, a complaint has been filed, a mediation notice has been received, or the case has entered the trial stage.
Confirm whether the contracts, IOUs, invoices, remittance records, conversation records, acceptance documents, photos, audio recordings, and correspondence are sufficient to support the claim.
Assess the priority of evidence-based letters, lawyer's letters, payment orders, mediation, preliminary attachment, lawsuits, counterclaims, settlements, or enforcement.
Organize the facts, legal basis, amount requested, and evidence into a structure that the court can understand, avoiding scattered claims or omission of important defenses.
The terms of settlement, court proceedings, witness questioning, enforcement of judgment, or subsequent remedies will be arranged according to the progress of the case.
If the case is in the Taipei District Court, New Taipei District Court, Shilin District Court, Taoyuan District Court, Hsinchu District Court, or Keelung District Court, it is recommended to first confirm the court date, the deadline for submitting written statements, and the schedule for exchanging evidence. Our firm can assist in arranging initial consultations in person, online, or by phone.
First, confirm the court, case number, hearing date, and deadline for submitting the written statement. Then, gather contracts, records of conversations, remittance information, invoices, and shipping or acceptance documents. Don't wait until the day of the hearing to make a verbal statement; civil cases usually rely on written statements and evidence to establish a defense.
Not necessarily. You can first assess options such as evidence-based letters, lawyer's letters, payment orders, preliminary attachment, mediation, or civil litigation. If the other party may be financially dissolutizing or the amount involved is high, you should assess preservation and enforcement strategies as early as possible.
Common claims include loan repayment, payment for goods, payment for construction work, damages, penalties, interest, unjust enrichment, return of property, rent, damage to property, and breach of contract. The specific claim must be determined based on evidence and the legal relationship.
Not necessarily. The defendant can still raise defenses such as the contract being invalid, payment already made, the other party also breaching the contract, the statute of limitations having expired, the amount being miscalculated, insufficient evidence, set-off, or a counterclaim.
Yes. Our firm can assist with civil litigation, mediation, payment orders, injunctive relief, and enforcement cases in these regional courts, and can also conduct preliminary case assessments online first.
You can first organize the complaint, payment order, contract, IOU, invoice, remittance records, screenshots of conversations, and court notice, and let the lawyer help you determine the next step.