- Can I get a consultation online?
- Yes, absolutely! We provide convenient and confidential online consultations to clients wherever they are. Available formats: Video call: Zoom, Google Meet. Audio call: Phone or messengers (Viber, Telegram). It’s the ideal solution if you are in another city or abroad, and it saves you time.
- How much do your services cost?
- Our fees are transparent and agreed before any work begins. They depend on several key factors: Complexity of the case: Whether highly specialised experts need to be involved. Scope of work: The number of documents, hearings or negotiations required. Payment format: Either an hourly rate or a fixed price for a comprehensive project. We always carry out a preliminary assessment and agree the final price so that you know exactly what you are paying for.
- How long will my case take?
- Timelines for legal work always depend on the type and complexity of the matter. We aim to work as quickly as possible, but the final timing is often set by external factors (for example, the court’s schedule or how fast government bodies process documents). As a guide: Quick tasks (for example, drafting a simple contract or a legal opinion) usually take 1 to 3 business days. Administrative procedures (registering changes, obtaining permits) can take 1 to 3 weeks. Court cases have the widest range: a simple commercial dispute may take 3–6 months, while a complex process such as a corporate conflict that goes through several instances can last a year or more. After the initial consultation and document review, we set out the expected timeline in our contract.
- Do you work with foreign clients?
- Yes, our firm actively handles international matters. We provide comprehensive legal services for: Ukrainian clients with assets or interests abroad. International companies and individuals in Ukraine. Our key areas for foreign clients include corporate investment, migration matters, international taxation and arbitration.
- Can a lawyer represent me in court without my presence?
- Absolutely. This is a common and fully lawful practice. We can represent your interests in court and before other government bodies under a notarised power of attorney. This allows you to: Save time and avoid attending court hearings. Protect your rights, even if you are abroad.