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Solothurn · Family law
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Lawyer in Oensingen
Verified lawyers and legal advisers for Oensingen and the Gäu – with the Richteramt Thal-Gäu and the Solothurn authorities.
- No practitioner registered in the canton
Oensingen lies in the Gäu district, in the canton of Solothurn.
Oensingen lies in the Gäu district, in the canton of Solothurn.
The local picture
Oensingen
Oensingen lies in the Gäu district at the southern foot of the Jura, at the gorge leading into the Thal and on the border with the canton of Bern. For the Thal and Gäu districts, the Richteramt Thal-Gäu (first-instance court) is competent: it decides civil and criminal cases and employment disputes. Tenancy disputes start before the Schlichtungsbehörde für Miete und Pacht, and criminal investigations are led by the Staatsanwaltschaft des Kantons Solothurn.
With its motorway location, the Gäu has become a hub for logistics and trade; employment contracts, commercial leases and contracts between businesses come up often. The same authorities apply to Oensingen as to Egerkingen, Kestenholz or Balsthal in the Thal. On ora. you compare verified practitioners by area of law, language and fee, and book at the law firm or by video. ora.’s service fee is shown separately.
Practitioners
Lawyers in Oensingen
No practitioner is registered in the canton of Solothurn yet. Those below meet clients by video call, anywhere in Switzerland.
Nearest first: offices in Oensingen, then the district and the canton, then those who meet by video call in your language.
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Paola Arcidiacono
Solothurn · Commercial law
CHF 140.–/h
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Yann Bevilacqua
Genève · Commercial law
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Justice in Oensingen
Which authority for which dispute?
Before you consult, it helps to know who decides. These are the competent authorities for Oensingen, each with its official website.
Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO), swisstopo
- Tenancy
- Work
- Family
- Criminal
- Legal aid
Source: Federal Statistical Office (FSO), swisstopo
Tenancy
Tenancy: the conciliation board comes first
A dispute over rent, service charges, defects or a notice to quit starts, in principle, before the Schlichtungsbehörde für Miete und Pacht (tenancy conciliation board). It hears landlord and tenant and seeks an agreement. If that fails, it authorises the case to go to the Richteramt. Tenancy deadlines are short, so early advice from a lawyer is worthwhile.
- Official website
Competent authority
Schlichtungsbehörde für Miete und Pacht
Serves: the whole canton
Related situations
Work
Employment: the Richterämter
In the canton of Solothurn, the five Richterämter (first-instance courts) also hear employment disputes: Solothurn-Lebern, Bucheggberg-Wasseramt, Thal-Gäu, Olten-Gösgen and Dorneck-Thierstein. Each covers the two districts in its name. Dismissal, wages, overtime or a work reference: an employment lawyer first reviews your documents and the deadlines that are running.
- Official website
Competent authority
Richteramt Thal-Gäu
Serves: Gäu District, Thal District
Related situations
Family
Family: the Richteramt of your district
Separation, divorce, custody and child maintenance are decided at first instance by the Richteramt of your district – for example the Richteramt Olten-Gösgen for Olten, or the Richteramt Solothurn-Lebern for Solothurn and Grenchen. A first consultation clarifies your options, the documents you need and whether an agreement is possible before any proceedings begin. Proceedings are held in German.
- Official website
Competent authority
Richteramt Thal-Gäu
Serves: Gäu District, Thal District
Related situations
Criminal
Criminal law: prosecutor and Richteramt
Criminal complaint, summons or summary penalty order: the investigation is led by the Staatsanwaltschaft des Kantons Solothurn (public prosecutor). If charges are brought, the Richteramt tries the case at first instance. You can object to a summary penalty order, but the deadline is short. You may bring a lawyer to every interview – contact a criminal lawyer early.
- Official website
Competent authority
Staatsanwaltschaft des Kantons Solothurn
Serves: the whole canton
Related situations
Legal aid
Legal aid (URP)
If you cannot afford proceedings and your case is not without prospects, you can apply for legal aid (URP). It can cover court costs and include the appointment of a legal representative. The application goes to the authority before which the proceedings are pending or are to be brought. A practitioner can check whether your situation qualifies.
- Official website
Competent authority
Legal aid (URP)
Serves: the whole canton
Areas of law
Areas covered in Oensingen
One panel for each area in which verified practitioners work in the canton of Solothurn. Other areas remain available by video call.
No practitioner in the canton of Solothurn 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 Solothurn.
Pricing on ora.
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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 Oensingen
Local answers, checked against official sources. A practitioner can look at your situation in detail.
See all questionsOensingen borders the canton of Bern – which court applies?
For Oensingen, the Solothurn authorities apply: the Richteramt Thal-Gäu and, for tenancy matters, the Schlichtungsbehörde für Miete und Pacht. The neighbouring municipality of Niederbipp, by contrast, is in the canton of Bern and falls under the Regionalgericht Emmental-Oberaargau. In an employment dispute, the other court may be competent depending on where the employer is based; a practitioner checks this first.
What does legal advice cost in Oensingen?
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 handles an employment dispute in Oensingen?
In the canton of Solothurn, the Richterämter (first-instance courts) also decide employment disputes; in Oensingen it is the Richteramt Thal-Gäu. Dismissal, unpaid wages, overtime or a damaging work reference: an employment lawyer first reviews your documents, the deadlines and your prospects before you write to the employer or go to court.
Who can help in Oensingen with contracts between businesses?
A commercial or contract lawyer reviews supply, logistics or lease agreements before you sign and helps you recover outstanding claims. If a dispute arises, depending on the contract, it goes to an arbitral tribunal or to the competent ordinary court, such as the Richteramt Thal-Gäu. On ora. you can filter by area of law and language.
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