Salem Khalaf Al Shammari Advocacy & Notarization · Licence 46813
Salem Khalaf Al Shammari
Law-practice licence 46813 · Riyadh and Al-Jouf

Contact

WhatsApp, phone, email and a short request form. Sending a request does not mean an engagement has been accepted.

  • 46813Licence to practise law
  • 46/98814Licence to practise notarization
  • 12058Ma’dhoun licence for marriage contracts
  • Riyadh and Al-JoufWorking scope

The quickest route is WhatsApp on the published number. You can also use the form below to send a short description of your request. Messages are read and reviewed before a reply, and the reply sets out the appropriate step and the scope of the service.

The form accepts no attachments and asks for no ID number. How documents are handed over is agreed after the scope of the service has been set.

Sending this request does not mean the engagement has been accepted or that work has started. The scope of the service and the fees are set after the request is reviewed and agreed in writing.

Start by describing your matter

Three short steps build a tidy WhatsApp message. Nothing is stored on this site and nothing is sent anywhere — the message opens in WhatsApp on your own device and you are the one who presses send.

  1. 01Matter
  2. 02City
  3. 03Description
What kind of matter do you need a view on?

Choose one to continue

Sending the message does not mean an engagement has been accepted or that work has started. It is reviewed and you receive a reply setting out the appropriate step and the scope of the service.

Or message the number directly: 0558987102

Your first step

Where does your matter begin?

Choose the situation closest to yours. You will see the service that handles it, the papers to gather and what is worth reading before you write to us.

Which of these is closest to your situation?

Your first step

Choose a situation and your first step appears here

Your first step

A bounced cheque or unpaid promissory note

The service

Enforcement

From the enforceable instrument to actually receiving the money: preparing the request, following the procedure, answering enforcement disputes.

What to prepare

  • The original enforceable instrument or an official copy
  • Proof of the applicant’s capacity and details
  • The debtor’s details exactly as they appear in the instrument
  • A record of anything already paid
  • Any agreement the parties reached after the instrument was issued

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Questions on the same topic

Enforcement, notes & financing16 questions

Your first step

A client won't pay my company

The service

Debt collection & financial claims

Turning scattered documents into a coherent claim file, then choosing the shortest route to recovery.

What to prepare

  • The contract, purchase order, or whatever establishes the dealing
  • The invoices, numbered and dated
  • Delivery notes or whatever shows the service was performed
  • A statement of payments made and the balance outstanding
  • Earlier correspondence in which the debtor was asked to pay

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Enforcement, notes & financing16 questions

Your first step

Dismissed, or thinking of resigning

The service

Employment cases

Reviewing the contract and the entitlements before a settlement or a claim — for employees and employers alike.

What to prepare

  • The employment contract and any amendment or annex
  • Evidence of the start date and the end date
  • Payroll records and transfer statements
  • Warnings or letters exchanged before termination
  • The release document, or the draft offered, if any

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Employment contracts & Saned27 questions

Your first step

My landlord raised the rent or wants me out

The service

Civil matters & legal consultancy

A written legal opinion on a specific question, or representation in a civil dispute, after the documents have been read.

What to prepare

  • A written account of what happened, in date order
  • The documents connected to the matter
  • The correspondence between the parties
  • Any steps already taken
  • The specific question you want answered

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Leases & property10 questions

Your first step

A contract dispute or penalty clause

The service

Contract drafting & review

Drafting or reviewing a contract before signature: obligations, deadlines, penalties and how a dispute gets resolved.

What to prepare

  • The draft contract you have been given, if any
  • A description of the actual deal: what is delivered, when, for how much
  • Whatever was already agreed in correspondence or in the offer
  • Who will sign for each party and what establishes their authority
  • Earlier contracts with the same counterparty, if any

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Old claims & time limits4 questions

Your first step

A judgment I want to appeal

The service

Civil matters & legal consultancy

A written legal opinion on a specific question, or representation in a civil dispute, after the documents have been read.

What to prepare

  • A written account of what happened, in date order
  • The documents connected to the matter
  • The correspondence between the parties
  • Any steps already taken
  • The specific question you want answered

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Lawsuits & hearings4 questions

Your first step

I want to file a commercial claim

The service

Commercial disputes

Representing businesses and individuals in commercial disputes before the competent circuits, from file review to pleadings and follow-up.

What to prepare

  • The contract, its annexes and any later amendment
  • Invoices, purchase orders and delivery or receipt notes
  • A statement of account tying every amount to its source and date
  • The correspondence between the parties, in date order
  • The other party’s commercial registration and the capacity of whoever signed for it

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Questions on the same topic

Commercial courts: jurisdiction, filing & settlement25 questions

Your first step

Notarizing a contract, POA or acknowledgement

The service

Notarization

Notarising instruments within the licensed and established scope, with the procedure and documents explained before you attend.

What to prepare

  • Valid identity documents for the parties
  • Proof of authority for anyone signing for a business or for another person
  • The instrument to be notarised, in final form
  • A precise statement of the purpose of the power of attorney or acknowledgement
  • Proof of ownership or of the right concerned, where the transaction touches one

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Questions on the same topic

Working with the office11 questions

Your first step

A marriage contract

The service

Notarization

Notarising instruments within the licensed and established scope, with the procedure and documents explained before you attend.

What to prepare

  • Valid identity documents for the parties
  • Proof of authority for anyone signing for a business or for another person
  • The instrument to be notarised, in final form
  • A precise statement of the purpose of the power of attorney or acknowledgement
  • Proof of ownership or of the right concerned, where the transaction touches one

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Questions on the same topic

Marriage, divorce, khulʿ & custody23 questions

Your first step

An estate to divide among heirs

The service

Civil matters & legal consultancy

A written legal opinion on a specific question, or representation in a civil dispute, after the documents have been read.

What to prepare

  • A written account of what happened, in date order
  • The documents connected to the matter
  • The correspondence between the parties
  • Any steps already taken
  • The specific question you want answered

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Estates, inheritance & co-owned property16 questions

Your first step

Setting up a company or partnership

The service

Corporate matters

Choosing the right vehicle, partner agreements, management decisions, and ordering the relationship between owners before a dispute starts.

What to prepare

  • What the business actually does, and its plan for the coming years
  • The partners, their shareholdings and what each one contributes
  • The current constitutive document, if any, and any amendment to it
  • The commercial registration and the licences in force
  • Whatever the partners agreed verbally and never wrote down

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Questions on the same topic

Forming companies13 questions

Your first step

A summons or criminal matter

The service

Civil matters & legal consultancy

A written legal opinion on a specific question, or representation in a civil dispute, after the documents have been read.

What to prepare

  • A written account of what happened, in date order
  • The documents connected to the matter
  • The correspondence between the parties
  • Any steps already taken
  • The specific question you want answered

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Criminal complaints & cases10 questions

This guide only points the way. It does not replace a review of the documents in your case.

Choose the arrangement that fits your need

Work can begin with a defined consultation, a case file, or continuing legal support for a business. In every case the scope and the fees are written down before anything starts.

  1. 01First

    Legal consultation

    A defined question or set of documents examined, and a written summary of the analysis, the risks, the options and the recommendation — written so you can return to it when deciding.

    For those who want to know where they stand before taking a step.

  2. 02Second

    Representation in a case

    Running the claim, the defence, the appeal or the enforcement, from drafting to closing, within a clear written scope.

    For those already in a dispute, or about to be.

  3. 03Third

    Business retainer

    Ongoing legal support across contracts, correspondence, operations, claims and disputes. An external legal department that knows the business and follows its contracts and correspondence as they come.

    For businesses that deal in contracts daily.

Every arrangement begins with a defined consultation. Whoever needs more, the office continues with them to the last step, within a written scope.

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