Legal System
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Changes to German Laws Since 2023: What You Need to Know in 2026
Crimes and Punishments in Germany: Police, Courts, Fines and Immigration Risks
Fines in Germany: littering, traffic violations, Umweltzone, and required items in the car
How Power Works in Germany: Bundestag, Bundesrat, Chancellor and President
Legal and Tax Advice in Germany: How to Choose a Specialist
No response regarding a German residence permit or citizenship: what to do and when an action for failure to act is possible
Changes in Germany in 2026: Benefits, Taxes, Work, and Transportation Key changes in Germany in 2026: Minimum Wage (Mindestlohn), Minijob, Child Benefit (Kindergeld), Citizen’s Income (Bürgergeld), Deutschlandticket, CO2 Price, ePA, Small Business Owners (Kleinunternehmer), and postal regulations. Changes to German Laws Since 2023: What You Need to Know in 2026 A short breakdown of the changes in Germany that began in 2023: Deutschlandticket, Bürgergeld, pensions, the Lieferkettengesetz, building insurance, and pork labeling. Crimes and Punishments in Germany: Police, Courts, Fines and Immigration Risks How criminal and administrative liability works in Germany: police, prosecution, courts, fines in Tagessätze, residence permits, permanent residence, citizenship, deportation and rights when dealing with the police. Fines in Germany: littering, traffic violations, Umweltzone, and required items in the car An overview of typical fines in Germany: everyday environmental violations, waste sorting, traffic violations, using a cell phone while driving, Umweltzone, penalty points, and mandatory vehicle equipment. How Power Works in Germany: Bundestag, Bundesrat, Chancellor and President A clear explanation of Germany's political system: federalism, the Bundestag, the Bundesrat, the chancellor, the federal president, the states, and elections. Legal and Tax Advice in Germany: How to Choose a Specialist How Russian-speaking residents of Germany can choose a lawyer, tax advisor, or other form of legal assistance: questions, documents, prices, risks, and how to vet a professional. No response regarding a German residence permit or citizenship: what to do and when an action for failure to act is possible What to do if the Ausländerbehörde or the citizenship office takes a long time to respond: check the status, apply for a Fiktionsbescheinigung, invoke §75 VwGO, and file an action for inaction.
