Salem Khalaf Al Shammari Advocacy & Notarization · Licence 46813

Advocate · Legal consultant · Notary

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Documents read before any opinion is given. Options — and the cost of each — stated plainly. A written report you can return to. Deadlines tracked, and the client notified of them in time.

  • 46813Law practice
  • 46/98814Notarization
  • 12058Marriage contracts
  • Riyadh and Al-JoufWorking scope
The official documents

01The office

An office that begins with the document, not the promise

Law Office of Salem Khalaf Al Shammari — Advocacy and Notarization. Advocate, legal consultant and notary in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, licence No. 46813, working scope: Riyadh and Al-Jouf.

The office provides litigation, legal advisory and notarization services: careful reading of the documents, clarity in setting out the options and the procedure, and commitment to deadlines and to notifying the client of them in time.

Declared limits of work

  • No promise of a judicial, enforcement or financial outcome, and no success rates.
  • Client names and the facts of their cases are not published.
  • Fees and scope of service are agreed in writing before work begins.

More about the office

Salem Khalaf Al Shammari in a bisht, beside the flag of Saudi Arabia
Salem Khalaf Al ShammariLawyer, legal consultant and notary · Licence 46813

I do not promise my client a judgment. I promise him that his file enters the court complete.

Salem Khalaf Al Shammari

02Services

Eight matters in which the office opens a file

Eight defined services. Each has its own page setting out the scope, the limits, and what to prepare before work begins.

  1. Commercial disputes

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

  2. Corporate matters

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

  3. Contract drafting & review

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

  4. Debt collection & financial claims

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

  5. Enforcement

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

  6. Employment cases

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

  7. Civil matters & legal consultancy

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

  8. Notarization

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

    Including marriage contracts — under ma’dhoun licence No. 12058.

All services

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

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

Questions on the same topic

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

Questions on the same topic

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

Questions on the same topic

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

Questions on the same topic

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

Questions on the same topic

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

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

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

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

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

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

Questions on the same topic

Criminal complaints & cases10 questions

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

03How the work runs

From the first document to closing

Knowing the stages lets the client see what will happen, what is required of him, and which risks to prepare for.

  1. Intake

    Parties, documents, the remedy sought, scope and fees — settled before any step is taken.

  2. Analysis

    The legal position, the strengths and weaknesses, and the defences to expect.

  3. Plan

    Options ranked strongest to weakest, with the cost, the route and the statutory procedural periods set out — not the time to decide, which rests with the court.

  4. Execution

    Drafting, filing, attendance and negotiation, within the agreed scope.

  5. Reporting

    Stage updates, the next step and its statutory deadline, and an orderly closing of the file.

We do not begin before we know where we are going and what the road costs. The client knows that with us from day one.

04Credentials

Licences and qualifications

Established items are shown under their official names and numbers as issued by the bodies concerned.

  1. Licence number 46813 Licence to practise law Ministry of Justice · valid until 1451 AH · professional capacity: advocate, legal consultant and notary.
  2. Licence number 46/98814 Licence to practise notarization Ministry of Justice · notarial work is provided within the established licence scope and competence.
  3. Licence number 12058 Ma’dhoun licence for marriage contracts Ministry of Justice

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  • 11courses at the Judicial Training Center
  • 125documented training hours
  • 3official licences from the Ministry of Justice
  • 8practice areas in which the office opens a file

05Articles

General educational material, not an opinion on a particular file

The articles are written from the Saudi regulations under their official names. No article number or period is stated before it has been checked against the official source.

All articles

06Questions

What is asked before engagement

All questions

07Contact

Send a short description of the matter — no attachments at first

The fastest channel is WhatsApp on the number below. Messages are read and reviewed before a reply, and the reply sets out the appropriate step and the scope of the service.

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Working scope
Riyadh and Al-Jouf
Licence
46813
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