Pravica do pravice

We live in an organized community because centuries of European civilization development have made this possible. Our ancestors recognized that "orderly coexistence in a community that ensures peace, security, order and justice" was preferable to chaos.

The foundational principle of this civilization is the right to justice itself. Yet according to the author, this principle has failed for Federico Pignatelli, both through Slovenia's Bar Association and its judiciary system.

The article describes how attorney Tjaša Andree Prosenc allegedly betrayed Pignatelli as a client and caused him financial harm. Specifically, the author claims she falsified company meeting minutes, fraudulently registered his mother Doris Mayer as company director, and subsequently "stole two apartments and a large ground-floor business space" in Ljubljana's city center without his knowledge.

Despite allegedly committing criminal acts causing significant property damage, Pignatelli has reportedly not received justice through Slovenian courts. The author states this case "has remained legally unresolved for years" despite documentation.

The website will present Pignatelli's account through multiple articles focusing on Wolfova Street 1 in Ljubljana, contextualizing the situation within contemporary Slovenian legal and professional systems. The author frames this as a family legacy, honoring his mother Doris Mayer and grandfather Emerik Mayer.