If you do not live in Bulgaria but own property here and you are involved in legal proceedings or at risk of being summoned for a lawsuit, it is highly recommended to provide a legal address with an attorney. This will ensure that you are properly notified of any legal action and prevent the risk of being  sued without knowing.

Without a legal address, summons are often posted on the door of the property and owners who do not reside in the country may not be notified or may even never understand about possible lawsuit. This can lead to default judgments, where the court may issue a ruling without the defendant being informed about the case.

By providing a legal address with an attorney, all court documents will be sent to you on time, allowing you to review them and defend your rights. This is especially important for property owners in Bulgaria who do not live in the country full-time but may be involved in legal disputes regarding their properties.

The attorney will ensure that all documents, including summons and court orders are received in a timely manner, eliminating the risk of missed deadlines or unfair court rulings.

This article was created by Valova&Angelova law firm.