Lawyer in Aesch (BL)

    Verified lawyers and legal advisers for Aesch at the southern end of the Birseck – with the Basel-Landschaft authorities of the Arlesheim district.

    • No practitioner registered in the canton

    Aesch lies in the Arlesheim district, in the canton of Basel-Landschaft.

    Aesch lies in the Arlesheim district, in the canton of Basel-Landschaft.

    The local picture

    Aesch

    Aesch lies at the southern end of the Birseck, where the Birs valley opens into the Laufen valley, and belongs to the Arlesheim district. The Zivilkreisgericht Basel-Landschaft West is competent at first instance for civil cases and employment disputes, and the Strafgericht Basel-Landschaft for criminal cases. Tenancy disputes start before the Schlichtungsstelle für Mietangelegenheiten. Nearby Dornach, on the other bank of the Birs, belongs to the canton of Solothurn, with its own authorities.

    In the lower Birs valley, Basel-Landschaft and Solothurn municipalities sit close together, and people living here often deal with both cantons. On ora. you compare verified lawyers and legal advisers from the region by area of law, language and fee, and book at the law firm or by video. The practitioner sets the fee; ora.’s service fee is shown separately.

    Practitioners

    Lawyers in Aesch (BL)

    No practitioner is registered in the canton of Basel-Landschaft yet. Those below meet clients by video call, anywhere in Switzerland.

    Nearest first: offices in Aesch (BL), then the district and the canton, then those who meet by video call in your language.

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    Justice in Aesch (BL)

    Which authority for which dispute?

    Before you consult, it helps to know who decides. These are the competent authorities for Aesch, each with its official website.

    1. Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO), swisstopo

      Tenancy

      Tenancy: the conciliation office

      A tenancy dispute in Basel-Landschaft starts, in principle, before the Schlichtungsstelle für Mietangelegenheiten (tenancy conciliation office) – over a rent increase, service charges, defects or a notice to quit. It hears both sides and tries to settle the matter. If no agreement is reached, the case can go to the Zivilkreisgericht West or Ost, depending on where the flat is. Deadlines are short: have your request checked early.

      • Competent authority

        Schlichtungsstelle für Mietangelegenheiten

        Serves: the whole canton

        Official website
    2. Work

      Employment: two district civil courts

      In Basel-Landschaft, employment disputes go to the Zivilkreisgerichte. The Zivilkreisgericht Basel-Landschaft West covers the districts of Arlesheim and Laufen, the Zivilkreisgericht Basel-Landschaft Ost covers Liestal, Sissach and Waldenburg. If you live in the canton but work in Basel, the Arbeitsgericht Basel-Stadt may also be competent, depending on the case. A practitioner tells you where to sue.

      • Competent authority

        Zivilkreisgericht Basel-Landschaft West

        Serves: Arlesheim District, Laufen District

        Official website
    3. Family

      Family: the district civil court

      Separation, divorce, custody and child maintenance are decided at first instance by the district civil court where you live – the Zivilkreisgericht Basel-Landschaft West for the lower part of the canton and the Laufen valley, the Zivilkreisgericht Basel-Landschaft Ost for the upper part. A first consultation clarifies your options, the documents you need and the chances of an agreement before any proceedings begin.

      • Competent authority

        Zivilkreisgericht Basel-Landschaft West

        Serves: Arlesheim District, Laufen District

        Official website
    4. Criminal

      Criminal law: one criminal court for the whole canton

      Criminal investigations are led by the Staatsanwaltschaft Basel-Landschaft (public prosecutor). If charges are brought, the Strafgericht Basel-Landschaft (criminal court) tries the case for every district. You can object to a summary penalty order – the deadline is short. You may bring a lawyer to every interview; a criminal lawyer explains your rights and prepares the interview with you.

      • Competent authority

        Staatsanwaltschaft Basel-Landschaft

        Serves: the whole canton

        Official website
    5. Legal aid

      Legal aid: apply to the court

      If you cannot afford proceedings and your case is not without prospects, you can apply for legal aid. The application goes to the court where the case is pending or is to be brought – in civil proceedings, usually the district civil court. Legal aid can waive court costs and include a court-appointed representative.

      • Competent authority

        Legal aid (application to the competent court)

        Serves: the whole canton

        Official website
    Areas of law

    Areas covered in Aesch (BL)

    One panel for each area in which verified practitioners work in the canton of Basel-Landschaft. Other areas remain available by video call.

    No practitioner in the canton of Basel-Landschaft yet

    Nobody in the canton is registered for these areas yet. Practitioners from elsewhere can meet you by video call.

    • Family law
    • Employment law
    • Commercial law
    • Contract law
    • Property law
    • Landlord and tenant law
    • Criminal law
    • Immigration law
    • Succession law
    • Intellectual property law
    • Insurance law
    • Tax law
    • Debt enforcement law
    • Administrative law
    • Data protection law
    • Arbitration
    Common situations

    The questions that come up most

    Six common situations in the areas where most practitioners work in the canton of Basel-Landschaft.

    1. 01Employment lawUnfair dismissal
    2. 02Tenancy lawRent increase
    3. 03Divorce and familyAmicable divorce
    4. 04Debt collection and debtsPayment order objection
    5. 05Immigration lawSwiss B permit
    6. 06Criminal lawPolice summons

    Pricing on ora.

    Two lines, never one total

    Each practitioner sets their own fees and shows them on their profile before you book. You pay ora., which collects on the practitioner’s behalf; ora. charges its service fee on a separate line.

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    Payment, step by step
    1. You choose an appointment
    2. You pay ora., which collects for the practitioner
    3. The work takes place
    4. If you disagree, ora. mediates

    Cantonal registers checked by hand

    • Geneva
    • Vaud
    • Neuchâtel
    • Fribourg
    • Valais
    • Jura

    We keep the name of the register and the date of every check.

    Frequently asked questions

    Your questions in Aesch (BL)

    Local answers, checked against official sources. A practitioner can look at your situation in detail.

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    Aesch or Dornach – which authorities apply?

    That depends on the place concerned. For a flat or a dispute in Aesch, the Basel-Landschaft authorities apply: the Schlichtungsstelle für Mietangelegenheiten and the Zivilkreisgericht Basel-Landschaft West. For Dornach, the Solothurn authorities are competent, meaning the Richteramt Dorneck-Thierstein. A practitioner from the region knows both sides and clarifies jurisdiction before deadlines pass.

    What does legal advice cost in Aesch?

    Each practitioner sets their own fee, and you see it in their profile before booking – live on this page for the lawyers and legal advisers near you. ora.’s service fee is shown separately. You pay the practitioner directly.

    Which court decides an employment dispute in Aesch?

    In the canton of Basel-Landschaft, the Zivilkreisgerichte (district civil courts) also hear employment disputes; in Aesch the Zivilkreisgericht Basel-Landschaft West is competent. If your place of work is in Basel, the Arbeitsgericht Basel-Stadt may be competent instead. Dismissal, wages, overtime or a work reference: an employment lawyer reviews documents and deadlines first and tells you where to sue.

    How do I apply for legal aid in Aesch?

    If you cannot afford proceedings and your case is not without prospects, you apply for legal aid to the competent court – in Aesch, in civil matters, usually the Zivilkreisgericht Basel-Landschaft West. Legal aid can waive court costs and include a court-appointed lawyer. A practitioner helps you with the form and the evidence of your income and assets.

    Next step

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