The German administrative law, which regulates the relationship between the state (usually represented by a public authority) and – on the other side – the citizen, is characterised by its immense complexity. To provide our clients with the support they need, the law firm Schlun & Elseven offers competent and committed legal assistance.
Regardless of whether your concern is a building permit, the allocation of a day-care place or a challenge to a school examination – whenever you want to take action against the decision of a public authority, our German lawyers are there to support you with their sound specialist knowledge and many years of experience in dealing with the authorities and administrative courts. We take care of the legal side of your case and keep a firm eye on the deadline for objections and the urgency that your activities require. We stand up for you to protect your rights and interests.
General information on German Administrative Law
As part of public law, administrative law regulates the legal relations between citizens and the state in Germany. It provides the legal basis for all federal, state and local authorities. The relationship between citizen and state is often one of tension, as the state is, in a sense, superior to the citizen. For example, the state can make decisions binding on citizens if they do not object to them in due time.