Understand
First conversation, desired outcome, available documents and reported deadlines.
Analysis · Structure · Clarity
Your situation is complex. Let’s make your case clear.
Resoluxion helps you understand your dispute, structure your documents and prepare the next steps for discussions with your lawyer or another legal professional.
A clear summary of your situation.
Organised documents and points to investigate.
A list of points and steps to review with your lawyer.
Your starting point
A conflict situation, several ways to regain clarity.
We work from the facts, the documents available and the objective you wish to pursue.
How we help
Turning scattered material into a usable case file.
Listening, document analysis, timeline, arguments, contradictions and missing evidence: every element is put in its proper place to prepare informed next steps.
Structure
Timeline, document classification, established facts and disputed points.
Analyse
Favourable and unfavourable factual elements, and questions to submit to the lawyer.
Support
Case-file debrief and preparation of discussions with the lawyer; documentary coordination at the client’s request.
The analysis depends on the information available and may evolve with new documents.
The Résoluxion file
What you receive
A structured document to understand, decide and communicate more effectively with the professionals involved.
Fictitious example — deliverable preview
01Summary
02Sourced timeline
03Document inventory
04Strengths and weaknesses
05Missing evidence
06Options to consider
07Actions and deadlines to verify
Fees
Terms suited to your situation
Support at CHF 390.– per hour, VAT included. Services and conditions are agreed before you commit.
Who supports you
Guy Freiburghaus, founder of Résoluxion
His background in financial management and real-estate and finance consulting shapes a rigorous approach: structuring information, understanding the economic stakes and supporting complex situations methodically.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before moving forward.
A first step, without sensitive documents