Lia Niitaru

Throughout her career, she has worked as a lawyer at the law firm Raidla & Partners, served as a translator and administrator at the international company Babcock International Ltd, and led the legal department at a ministry.

Lia is highly knowledgeable about issues related to apartment associations and provides free legal advice on this topic in the city of Tallinn.

Contesting a debt claim, Personal injury, Service disputes, Debt restructuring (individuals), Ownership, possession and encumbrances, Buying, selling and gifting real estate, Residential tenancy, Defective goods and warranty, Property damage claims, Vehicle purchase disputes, Neighbour disputes, boundaries and access, Banking relations, suretyship and collateral, Recovering money or property owed to you, Co-ownership, Maintenance and support obligations, Divorce and separation, Domestic violence and restraining orders, Medical negligence and patient rights, Guardianship and legal capacity, Documents, registries and powers of attorney, Paternity and parentage, Custody and contact rights, Succession proceedings; accepting or renouncing an inheritance, Wills and succession contracts, Division of an estate, Inheritance disputes and forced share, Cross-border succession, Enforcement proceedings, Personal bankruptcy and discharge, Social benefits, pensions and work ability, Challenging administrative decisions, Personal taxation, Residence permits, Apartment association, Planning and building permits, Misdemeanours and fines

2008 – 2010 Babcock International Ltd, Translator/Administrator
2000 – 2007 AS E.O.S, Lawyer
1999 – 2000 AS Pakterminal, Lawyer
1997 – 1999 Raidla & Partners Law Office, Lawyer
1994 – 1997 AS Pakterminal, Lawyer
1992 – 1994 AS N-Terminaal, Lawyer
1990 – 1992 Ministry of Industry and Energy, Head of Legal Department

University of Tartu, Law (1981) Cum Laude