Advokatur Stegmann - the flexible, dynamic and competent Biel law firm for private & criminal law problems as well as public administration issues. With us, you will receive quick and competent help with your legal problem.

We offer you support in the following areas of law:

Civil law

• Labor law and tenancy law (special areas)
• Contract law such as sales contracts, gifts, orders, contracts for work and services, loans, general terms and conditions
• Marriage, separation and divorce
• Child law
• Personal law and association law
• Property law
• Inheritance law
• Civil procedure and SchKG (debt collection, seizure, bankruptcy, etc.) 

Criminal law in general & road traffic law

What we as your lawyer offer you:

Partnership

We communicate with you as equals, explaining in an understandable way what is going on and how the procedure will work. You are always aware of what is happening and have a say in the decisions.

Tackle it

We tackle your matter straight away with the aim of ensuring that you know how to proceed with your matter within a reasonable period of time. Long-lasting uncertainties are tedious and stressful. We therefore endeavor to avoid them.

Available

You will get an appointment with us as quickly as possible, even at off-peak times. This means you don't have to wait long for your matter to be dealt with professionally.

Accessible

You can reach us by phone or e-mail. If, exceptionally, we are unable to take your call, we will usually call you back within one working day. You will also normally receive a reply to your e-mail within one working day.

Low threshold

You are also welcome to contact us with your request by e-mail or telephone. A meeting is not always necessary. Just need some information? We can also offer you this at no great cost

Efficient

So that we can always keep an eye on your matter and respond promptly, we use specially developed legal software. This allows us to work quickly.

Paper or digital?

You choose which medium we use together. All of our files are available in both paper and digital form. If you would prefer to save paper and have everything in digital form - that's fine.