Welcome to Hezdeking & Co
We Are Your Reliable Force In Legal Defense
About The Firm
HEZDEKING & CO. is a Firm of Ambidextrous Legal Researchers whose principal Office Address is situate in the centre of one of the emerging cosmopolitan Business Districts of Abuja- the Federal Capital Territory. The firm has one of its branch offices in Abakaliki, the Capital City of Ebonyi State; the same City where there exist one of the oldest branches of First Bank plc.
Hezekiah Uchenna Ivoke LL.B
Practice Areas
We render services in well-chosen areas of law to our numerous clients who include National and Multinational Organizations, Corporate, Public and Private Institutions as well as Individuals, most of whom are high net-worth individuals and organisations. In doing this, our zeal is actuated by our goal of being the best in Clients’ relations with the ultimate pursuit of unparalleled client satisfaction and result!
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Litigation
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Election Petition and Political Advisory
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Corporate and Commercial Practice
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Property Consultancy
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Legal Consultancy/ Opinion
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Legal Drafting and Research
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Why Choose Us
To choose the right lawyer, first determine the type you need based on
your specific legal issue and look for relevant experience. Ask for
recommendations and check online reviews. Ensure the lawyer is licensed
and investigate their track record. Schedule a consultation to assess their
communication, professionalism, and fee structure. Make sure they are
responsive and have competent support staff. Discuss their strategy and
ensure it aligns with your goals. Trust your instincts and ensure you feel
comfortable and confident in their ability. Following these steps will help
you find a suitable lawyer for your legal needs.
Fighting for your rights in Nigeria involves several key steps. First, educate
yourself about your legal rights and the relevant laws through reliable
sources such as legal texts, government publications, and reputable
websites. If you face a violation, gather evidence and document the
incident carefully. Seek legal advice from a qualified lawyer who specializes
in the relevant area of law. You can also contact organizations like the
National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) or non-governmental
organizations (NGOs) that provide support for rights violations.
Reporting the issue to the appropriate authorities, such as the police or
relevant government agencies, is essential. If necessary, file a lawsuit to
seek justice through the court system. Throughout the process, maintain
perseverance, patience, and a commitment to peaceful methods to
effectively fight for your rights in Nigeria.
Dealing with property matters in Nigeria requires careful steps to ensure
legality and protect your interests. You can start by conducting thorough
due diligence, including verifying the property’s title and ownership status
with the Land Registry. Engage a qualified real estate lawyer to assist with
the legal aspects, including drafting and reviewing contracts.
Ensure that all transactions are properly documented, and obtain
necessary approvals and consents from relevant authorities. When buying
property, insist on a survey plan to confirm boundaries and prevent
disputes. Be aware of local land use regulations and zoning laws to avoid
future legal issues.
For renting property, ensure a clear, detailed rent/ lease agreement is in
place, outlining terms, conditions, and responsibilities of both parties.
Regularly update and maintain property records, and promptly address any
disputes or legal issues through mediation or legal action if necessary.
Dealing with forgeries and legal impersonations in Nigeria requires
vigilance, prompt action, and legal recourse. First, identify signs of fraud
and gather relevant evidence, such as altered documents and witness
statements. Immediately report the incident to the police, filing a formal
complaint and providing all collected evidence. Engaging a qualified
criminal lawyer is crucial for legal advice and representation.
Notify any affected institutions, such as banks or government agencies, to
prevent further misuse of the forged documents or identity. Protect your
personal information by changing passwords and securing important
documents. Pursue legal action through the court system, with your lawyer
guiding you on filing charges and seeking compensation.
Raising public awareness can help prevent others from becoming victims,
so consider alerting the community if public safety is at risk. Regularly
follow up with law enforcement and your lawyer to stay updated on your
case’s progress. Additionally, support stronger laws and enforcement
measures against forgery and impersonation to contribute to the broader
fight against such crimes in Nigeria.
Is litigation always necessary? When faced with legal disputes, going to
court is not always necessary. Alternative dispute mechanisms such as
negotiations and mediations offer effective solutions that can save time,
reduce costs, and maintain relationships. Negotiations involve the parties
coming together to discuss and reach a mutually agreeable solution. This
process is cost-effective, time-saving, confidential, and allows for control
and flexibility in outcomes while preserving relationships. Mediation
involves a neutral third party who facilitates discussions between disputing
parties to help them reach a settlement. Mediation provides impartial
guidance, ensures voluntary participation, focuses communication, allows
for customized solutions, reduces stress, and results in enforceable
agreements. These methods are particularly suitable for disputes involving
ongoing relationships, complex issues, or sensitive information, and require
the willingness of parties to cooperate and compromise. Before heading to
court, consider whether these alternative approaches might better serve
your needs and lead to a more satisfactory resolution.
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