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How to Dispute a Utility Bill in SerbiaAn unexpectedly high electricity, water, heating, waste collection, or building maintenance bill can place immediate pressure on a household budget. In Serbia,…
Your Rights Under Serbia’s Law on Gender EqualityGender equality is a legal right in Serbia, not merely a policy goal or a matter of personal preference. The country’s Law on Gender Equality, adopted in 2021,…
Legal Steps for Adopting a Child in SerbiaAdoption in Serbia is a formal legal process designed to protect the child’s best interests and create a permanent family relationship. It is more than an…
How Serbia’s Asylum Law Protects RefugeesSerbia’s asylum system provides a legal route for people who cannot safely return to their country because of persecution, armed conflict, or serious human…
What to Do After an Arrest Without a Warrant in SerbiaBeing taken into police custody without seeing a court warrant can be frightening, especially when the reason for the arrest is unclear. In Serbia, however,…
The legal requirements for starting a community garden in BelgradeA community garden can turn an unused courtyard, vacant plot, or shared residential space into a place for food growing, education, and neighborhood…
How to get a free legal consultation at NOMCENTAR NGOLegal problems often become harder when people do not know which rule applies, which institution is responsible, or what deadline they must meet. A missed…
Understanding Your Rights When Buying Used GoodsBuying a second-hand phone, car, appliance, piece of furniture, or item of clothing can save money and extend the life of useful products. It can also create…
How to report corruption to Serbian authoritiesCorruption can affect public procurement, building permits, employment, inspections, healthcare, education, local government and access to public services. In…
What Serbia’s Labor Law Says About Overtime PayWorking beyond scheduled hours can help an employer respond to urgent orders, staff shortages, or unexpected operational demands. In Serbia, however, overtime…