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Do you have a claim against a debtor in Croatia or another Member State of the European Union? Croatian law, in accordance with EU regulations, enables fast and effective debt recovery, even in cross-border situations. Through enforcement proceedings and the European order for payment, foreign creditors can exercise their rights without lengthy court disputes and complex bureaucracy.

Do you own property in Croatia but live in or are a citizen of another country? In such situations, an international will provides a reliable and internationally recognized solution and allows you to arrange your last will clearly, lawfully, and with effect beyond the borders of the Republic of Croatia.

Lease is a legal institute regulated by the Obligations Act (Official Gazette Nos. 35/05, 41/08, 125/11, 78/15, 29/18, 126/21, 114/22, 156/22, 145/23, 155/23; hereinafter: OA). By a lease agreement, the lessor undertakes to deliver a specific thing to the lessee for use, while the lessee undertakes to pay the agreed rent. From the statutory definition, it follows that a lease agreement is a consensual, bilateral, remunerative legal transaction. The subject of lease can be movable or immovable property, and an essential feature of lease is that the thing is given for use, with the right to collect fruits (profits) from it.