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Angola Final Advocacy Access Exam study plan

Angola Final Advocacy Access Exam · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Civil Law and Civil Procedure & Constitutional Law and Fundamental Rights

  • Map the Civil Code structure and tabulate the rules on legal persons, legal acts and nullity into a one-page reference sheet

  • Draft a 15-item self-quiz on constitutional supremacy and the hierarchy of norms, then answer it without notes

  • Distinguish fundamental rights of general application from those reserved to citizens by writing a comparative table

  • Outline the stages of a declaratory civil action from petition to judgment in bullet form

Your checkpoint

A two-page schematic covering Civil Code core concepts plus a scored 15-question constitutional self-quiz with corrections noted

Week 2

Civil Law and Civil Procedure & Constitutional Law and Fundamental Rights

  • Write a 400-word case note applying a fundamental-rights limitation test to a hypothetical fact pattern

  • List the grounds for appeal and the procedural deadlines in civil procedure from memory, then verify against source

  • Solve three timed civil-procedure multiple-choice sets and log every error with a reason

  • Draft a short petition (articulado) respecting formal requirements of structure and address

Your checkpoint

One complete draft petition and an error log of at least 20 self-identified mistakes with corrective rules

Week 3

Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure

  • Tabulate the elements of the main categories of offences and their applicable penalties

  • Explain the distinction between attempt, consummation and desistance in writing without consulting notes

  • Sequence the phases of criminal procedure from investigation through trial and appeal

  • Analyse two hypothetical fact patterns to identify the correct procedural phase and available defence motions

Your checkpoint

A criminal-law offence-and-penalty table plus two fact-pattern analyses each identifying charge, phase and defence strategy

Week 4

Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure & Commercial and Corporate Law

  • Draft a reasoned criminal defence argument of 500 words citing procedural guarantees

  • Compare the legal forms of commercial companies and their governance and liability rules in a matrix

  • Explain the incorporation process and registration requirements of a company in ordered steps

  • Complete a timed mixed set of 30 criminal and commercial questions and score above 70%

Your checkpoint

A company-forms comparison matrix and a scored timed mixed assessment of 30 questions with a written reflection on misses

Week 5

Commercial and Corporate Law & Labour Law and Social Security

  • Draft the core clauses of a commercial contract (parties, object, price, term, dispute resolution) from a blank page

  • Summarise the rules on termination of the employment contract and severance in a structured outline

  • Distinguish the main social-security contribution and benefit categories in a one-page table

  • Answer 20 timed labour-law questions and record the reasoning behind each answer

Your checkpoint

A complete draft commercial contract and a labour-law outline covering termination and social security

Week 6

Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure & Tax Law

  • Sequence the stages of the administrative procedure and the grounds for administrative challenge

  • Draft a short administrative appeal or challenge document following formal requirements

  • Map the main tax types, taxable events and filing obligations into a reference table

  • Solve 20 timed tax and administrative questions and log every error

Your checkpoint

A draft administrative challenge document plus a tax-obligations reference table

Week 7

Family Law and Successions & Land Law and Registration

  • Outline the rules on marriage regimes, divorce and parentage in a structured summary

  • Explain the order of succession and the shares of heirs using worked examples

  • Describe the land-registration process and the effect of registration on third parties in ordered steps

  • Draft a simple will or succession petition respecting formal validity requirements

Your checkpoint

A succession worked-example set (three scenarios with computed shares) and one draft testamentary or succession document

Week 8

Legal Ethics, Deontology and Professional Practice & Legal Writing and Drafting

  • Compile the core duties of the legal profession (confidentiality, conflict of interest, fees) into a checklist

  • Draft a 600-word legal opinion with clear structure, citations and conclusions

  • Complete two full timed mock exams under exam conditions and score each

  • Review every error across all domains and write a one-page final revision sheet

Your checkpoint

A 600-word legal opinion, two scored mock exams, and a one-page final revision sheet

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 65% on a 25-question Civil Law and Civil Procedure self-test and submit the draft petition

Week 4: Score at least 70% on the 30-question criminal and commercial mixed assessment

Week 6: Submit the administrative challenge draft and achieve at least 70% on the tax and administrative question set

Week 8: Score at least 75% on each of two full timed mock exams and submit the legal opinion and final revision sheet