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Each case is a unique story, and we are attentive listeners. We stand by your side, as partners who understand that justice requires effort and dedication. We focus not only on the end result, but also on the journey you take to achieve your legal goals.
The law is the solid foundation for a just society. In Bali, we inherited not only its natural beauty, but also a deep spirit of justice. We are committed to making every step towards justice part of the legacy we leave behind. Together, we are creating an indelible mark in the history of law and justice in Bali.
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Administrative Legal Services
Administrative Legal Services
The main focus of administrative law is to regulate the way in which the government or administrative body carries out its duties, as well as overseeing the actions of the government to be in accordance with the law and within the limits of its prescribed powers.
Principles of public administration
It is a guideline for administrative officials in carrying out their duties and authorities. These principles include transparency, accountability, proportionality and fairness.
Administrative procedures
Administrative Law regulates the procedures that must be followed by administrative parties in making decisions, such as the complaint process, administrative dispute resolution, and the process of granting permits or licenses.
Administrative powers
Defines the limits of the powers of governments or administrative bodies, including how those powers are granted, used, and limited by law.
Oversight and responsibility
Administrative Law also regulates oversight mechanisms for government or administrative bodies to ensure that their decisions and actions comply with the law and do not violate authority.
Protection of citizens' rights
Administrative Law provides legal protection for citizens from potential abuse of power by the government or administrative agencies.
Administrative disputes
Administrative Law also handles the settlement of disputes between the government or administrative bodies and their citizens through legal processes or special administrative channels.
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Corporate Legal Services
Corporate Legal Services
The main objective of Company Law is to create a legal framework that governs the formation, operation and dissolution of companies, and protects the interests of the various parties involved in the business environment.
company establishment
Company Law governs the company formation process, including formation requirements, legal structure (such as whether it is a sole proprietorship, joint venture, or limited liability company), and registration requirements.
Corporate governance
Company Law sets out the rules and responsibilities that govern how a company is run and managed. It involves the relationship between shareholders, board of directors, executive management and employees.
Rights and obligations of shareholders
Company law provides legal protection for company shareholders by governing their rights and obligations, including the right to dividends, the right to elect a board of directors, and the right to file lawsuits in the event of a breach of law.
Acquisitions and mergers of companies
Company law governs the process of acquiring, merging and taking over companies, including rules relating to stock transactions, liquidation and restructuring.
Contract law
Company law includes the law of contracts governing agreements between companies and third parties, including trade contracts, lease contracts and other relevant agreements.
Capital market regulations
Company Law also includes regulations governing the capital market, including regarding public offerings of shares (IPO), disclosure of information, and stock trading activities.
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Bankruptcy Legal Services
Bankruptcy Legal Services
The main objective of Bankruptcy Law is to provide a legal framework to regulate the process of restructuring debts or liquidating assets of debtors facing financial difficulties, as well as protecting the rights and interests of creditors.
Bankruptcy application
Bankruptcy Law establishes the procedures that companies or individuals experiencing financial difficulties must follow when filing for bankruptcy. This procedure includes filing requirements, selection of the competent court, and time limits for processing applications.
Creditor protection
Bankruptcy Law provides a mechanism to protect the rights of creditors so that they are not further harmed by the debtor's financial difficulties. This can include temporary suspension of lawsuits by creditors, so that the restructuring or liquidation process can be carried out fairly.
Restructuring process
Whenever possible, Bankruptcy Law provides an opportunity for companies experiencing financial difficulties to restructure their debts. Restructuring can involve negotiating with creditors to extend payment terms, reduce the amount owed, or change other payment terms so that the company can overcome a financial crisis.
Liquidation process
If restructuring is not possible or successful, Bankruptcy Law provides for the process of liquidating the company or liquidating the assets of the bankrupt individual. In this process, the debtor's assets are sold and the proceeds are used to pay debt obligations to creditors.
Payment priority
Bankruptcy Law regulates the priority order of payments to creditors. Some creditors may have a higher priority, such as a creditor holding collateral or a mortgage on the debtor's assets.
Protection against select payments
Bankruptcy Law also prohibits debtors from making selective payments or giving special treatment to certain creditors before or during the bankruptcy proceedings.
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Labor Legal Services
Labor Legal Services
The main purpose of Labor Law is to protect the rights of workers, ensure fair and safe working conditions, and regulate the obligations and responsibilities of parties involved in the employment relationship.
Employment contract
The Labor Law sets out the terms and conditions governing the contractual relationship between employer and worker. This employment contract includes information about wages, hours of work, obligations, rights, and various other matters related to work.
Labor Standards
Labor Law sets minimum standards regarding wages, working hours, leave, sick leave, and other working conditions. The aim is to protect workers from exploitation and ensure decent working conditions.
Work termination
The Labor Law regulates terms of termination of employment, both by employers and by workers. This involves requirements and procedures to be followed, including paying the rights of laid-off workers.
Collective Bargaining
Labor law also covers collective bargaining between employers and trade unions or other workers' representatives. This collective bargaining aims to reach an agreement on working conditions, wages, and workers' rights.
Occupational Health and Safety
Labor Law protects workers by setting safety and health standards in the workplace. This includes arrangements to protect workers from physical, chemical, biological and ergonomic hazards.
Protection from Discrimination
The Labor Law prohibits discrimination based on gender, race, religion, age and other factors in employment relationships. Workers are protected from discriminatory treatment and given equal opportunities in the work environment.
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Civil Law Services
Civil Law Services
The main focus of Civil Law is to regulate the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between individuals or private parties, which can be individuals, companies, non-governmental organizations, and so on. Civil Law is different from Criminal Law which regulates criminal acts, and Administrative Law which regulates the legal relationship between the government and its citizens.
Wealth Rights
Civil Law regulates property rights, mortgage rights, lease rights, collateral rights, and other rights related to ownership and control of property or assets.
Family and Heirs Rights
Civil Law regulates marriage, divorce, the rights and obligations of parents towards their children, as well as the rules for inheritance and division of inheritance.
Treaty Rights
Civil law includes contract law governing agreements between private parties, including the terms of contract formation, execution and settlement.
Legal Responsibilities
Civil Law establishes legal responsibility for actions or omissions that cause loss or injury to other parties, and regulates compensation or compensation.
Legal Obligations
Civil Law also regulates legal obligations, namely the obligation of a person or private entity to comply with applicable agreements, laws and regulations.
Prescription
Civil law includes rules regarding prescription, namely the time limit regulated by law for filing lawsuits or claiming rights over something.
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General Criminal Law Services
General Criminal Law Services
General criminal law is law that is general in nature and includes fundamental aspects that apply to almost all types of crimes, regardless of the specific types or categories of crimes. The General Criminal Law provides a basic legal framework that regulates what constitutes a crime, the elements of the crime, and the penalties or sanctions given to perpetrators of crimes.
Elements of Evil
General Criminal Law determines the elements or elements that must be fulfilled for an action to be considered a crime. These elements usually include an element of error (culpa), an element of intent (dolus), and an element of result (the result of a crime that actually occurred).
Legality Principle
General Criminal Law follows the principle of legality, which means that an act can only be considered a crime if it has been clearly regulated in the law that was in force before the act was committed. This principle also states that a person cannot be punished for an action that has not been regulated by law when the action was committed.
Sanctions or Punishment
General Criminal Law determines the types and levels of punishment or sanctions given to perpetrators of crimes. These sanctions can be in the form of fines, imprisonment, death penalty (in some countries), or other sanctions according to the level of crime committed.
Prescription
The General Criminal Law also regulates prescriptions or time limits for filing criminal charges against perpetrators of crimes. Prescription aims to ensure that the crime committed cannot be pursued in an unlimited time.
Protection of Human Rights
The General Criminal Law reflects human rights principles that protect individual rights from arbitrary treatment or abuse of power by the state or other parties.
Execution of the Decision
After a criminal verdict is rendered, the General Criminal Law regulates the implementation of the sentence and the correctional of the convicted person. The purpose of implementing a decision is to carry out the sanctions that have been determined and provide opportunities for rehabilitation for the perpetrators of crimes.
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Special criminal law
Special criminal law services
Special Criminal Law is a part of Criminal Law that regulates certain types of crimes or certain categories of offenders. In contrast to General Criminal Law which applies generally to various types of crimes, Special Criminal Law focuses on regulations and laws that are specifically aimed at certain crimes or certain groups of offenders.
Narcotics Law
Regulates the production, distribution and abuse of narcotics and determines the sanctions or penalties given for violations related to illegal drugs.
Environmental Law
Regulates crimes related to the environment, such as environmental pollution, illegal logging, or hazardous waste disposal.
Financial Law
Regulates financial crimes, including acts of financial fraud, money laundering, or misappropriation of company funds.
Corruption Law
Regulates the crime of corruption committed by government officials or private parties who abuse their power or position for personal gain.
Human Trafficking Law
Regulates human trafficking crimes, including human trafficking, child trafficking, and labor trafficking.
Military Criminal Law
Regulates crimes that occur within the military environment, including violations of military discipline and war crimes.
Juvenile Criminal Law
Regulates crimes committed by minors and the special sanctions that apply to them.
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Mediator Conciliator
Mediator Conciliator Service
Mediator and conciliator services are services provided to assist parties involved in a conflict or dispute to reach a good and mutually beneficial settlement. The role of mediator and conciliator involves facilitating communication, encouraging open dialog, and helping parties find a common solution. These services are usually provided by individuals or organizations that have specialized training in conflict resolution and negotiation.
Mediation and Conciliation
The mediator and conciliator will lead meetings between the disputing parties to help them communicate effectively and seek mutually acceptable solutions. They will help facilitate negotiations, identify interests and steer discussions towards resolution.
Assessment and Recommendation
In some cases, our conciliator will provide an assessment or recommendation on the best way to resolve the dispute. Although these recommendations are non-coercive, parties may consider them in the decision-making process.
Arrangement of the Agreement
Our mediators and conciliators assist the parties to formulate a written agreement or agreement that describes the solutions that have been mutually reached. This helps avoid future confusion and provides clear guidance for all parties involved.
Group and Individual Sessions
This service involves meetings between multiple disputing parties or even individual sessions with each party to further understand their respective legal interests and needs.
Training and Consulting
Mediators and conciliators can also provide training in communication, negotiation, and conflict resolution skills to individuals or groups.
Conflict in the Workplace
These services may also be provided in an organizational or workplace context to help resolve conflicts between coworkers or between coworkers and management.
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Legal Auditor
Legal Auditor Services
The Legal Auditor service is a service that provides independent evaluation and examination of legal issues related to a company, organization or individual. The purpose of this service is to ensure that the entity operates in accordance with applicable legal regulations and complies with various regulations that apply in certain legal scopes.
Legal Examination
Our Legal Auditor will conduct an in-depth examination of the documentation, procedures and legal practices relating to the entity being audited. This includes examining contracts, permits, regulations, internal policies, and other legal documents.
Compliance Evaluation
Our auditors will assess whether the company or entity complies with applicable laws and regulations in various aspects, such as labor law, taxation, environment, and others.
Legal Risk Identification
Our Legal Auditor will identify potential legal risks that may affect the entity. This can include risks of disputes, risks of adverse contracts and other legal risks.
Legal Consultation
In addition to providing audit reports, our Legal Auditor can also provide legal advice to the entity being audited. This includes providing legal guidance on how to address specific issues or risks.
Data and Documentation Audit
Our Legal Auditors may also examine data and documents relevant to legal matters, including contracts, important legal documents, and other records that may affect the legal status of an entity.
Compliance Monitoring
In some cases, the Legal Auditor may conduct ongoing monitoring to ensure that the entity is continuing to comply with regulations and practice the recommended improvements.
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Likuidator
Liquidator Service
Liquidator Services are services related to the liquidation process of a company or business entity. Liquidation is a formal process by which company assets are sold or converted into cash to pay existing liabilities. This generally occurs if the company experiences financial difficulties or if the entity decides to end operations.
Valuation of Assets and Liabilities
The liquidator will evaluate all of the company's assets and liabilities. This involves identifying all the assets that a company owns, such as property, equipment, and accounts receivable, as well as all liabilities, such as debts owed to creditors, employee salaries, and other liabilities.
Asset Sale
One of the main steps in liquidation is the sale of assets. The liquidator will arrange the sale of assets through various means, such as auctions, direct sales, or selling assets to third parties.
Liability Payment
After the asset is sold, the proceeds from the sale will be used to pay for existing liabilities. Liabilities will be prioritized according to applicable law, and creditors will be paid according to the order of priority.
Notice to Related Parties
The liquidator will inform all relevant parties, including employees, creditors, shareholders and other interested parties, about the liquidation process and how it will affect them.
Legal and Administrative Closing
The liquidator will take care of all legal and administrative aspects related to closing the company. This involves canceling licenses, terminating contracts, and fulfilling other legal requirements.
Dispute resolution
In some cases, the liquidation process may involve disputes with third parties. Liquidators can help resolve these disputes by negotiating or taking necessary legal action.
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Passport, Visa, KITAS dan KITAP Service
Passport, Visa, KITAS dan KITAP Service
Passport, Visa, KITAS (Limited Stay Permit Card) services, and KITAP (Permanent Stay Permit Card) are services related to documents needed to travel and stay in certain countries.
Passport (Paspor)
Passport is an official document issued by the government of a country to its citizens to facilitate international travel. Passport identifies its owner and gives permission to enter other countries. Passport services include submission, processing, and delivery of passports to applicants.
Visa (Visa)
A visa is an official permit granted by the government of a certain country to foreign nationals to enter and stay within a certain time limit. A visa is usually required if one wishes to enter a country that requires prior approval of arrival. Visa services include applying, processing and issuing visas to foreign nationals.
KITAS (Limited Stay Permit Card)
KITAS is a limited stay permit card issued to foreign nationals who wish to stay temporarily in Indonesia. It grants residence for a certain period and is usually related to reasons such as work, study, or investment. KITAS services include applying, processing, and issuing KITAS.
KITAP (Permanent Stay Permit Card)
KITAP is a permanent residence permit card issued to foreign nationals who wish to live permanently in Indonesia. This is granted after a foreign national has lived with a KITAS for a certain period of time and meets certain conditions. KITAP services include submission, processing, and issuance of KITAP.
Passport, Visa, KITAS, and KITAP Services involve document submission, inspection, administrative processing, and interaction with authorized government agencies. In many cases, travel agents or legal consultants who specialize in immigration matters can assist individuals or companies in processing these documents correctly and efficiently according to the legal requirements in force in a particular country.
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