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Free initial con­sul­ta­tion

A lawyer in Kyiv can suggest the first step

Consult a lawyer before re­spond­ing to a claim, signing an agree­ment, paying a debt, or filing an ap­pli­ca­tion. A self-pre­pared letter, missed dead­line, or sig­na­ture without review can weaken your po­si­tion. De­scribe the sit­u­a­tion, and a lawyer will suggest a safe first step.

Private legal atelierPartner-led intake · written po­si­tion · con­fi­den­tial file

  • We quickly sep­a­rate urgent matters from sec­ondary ones
  • We can check the re­sponse, filing, or appeal dead­line
  • We can suggest the first doc­u­ment or con­sul­ta­tion format
0 ₴

Initial review of the sit­u­a­tion before paid work

1 day

Guide­line for first contact during busi­ness hours

17+ lawyers

Spe­cial­ist team for dif­fer­ent cat­e­gories of legal matters

  • Legal ethicsPro­fes­sion­al stan­dard for at­tor­neys
  • Legal prac­ticeKyiv · Ukraine
  • Case reviewFacts · Doc­u­ments
  • Legal po­si­tionWritten · Con­fi­den­tial
  • Dispute forumCourt · Ne­go­ti­a­tion

Legal ser­vices in Kyiv

You can ask any legal question.

You do not need to iden­ti­fy the area of law your­self. Leave a brief de­scrip­tion and we will connect you with a spe­cial­ist lawyer or team for your sit­u­a­tion. The cards below are not a com­plete list of ser­vices, but ex­am­ples of issues people most often raise at an initial con­sul­ta­tion.

Structured legal file with documents for reviewing the firm’s practice

Court cases

Claim, court order, summons, or court dispute

As­sess­ment of prospects, prepa­ra­tion of pro­ce­dur­al doc­u­ments, work with ev­i­dence and the se­quence of steps before court, during pro­ceed­ings or after re­ceiv­ing a court order.

  • claims and re­spons­es
  • setting aside a court order
  • dead­lines, ev­i­dence, and risks

Inquiry example

Discuss

Doc­u­ments

Contract, claim, complaint, or application

Review wording, risks, dead­lines, and ev­i­dence before signing, filing, or sending a doc­u­ment to a coun­ter­par­ty, court, or public au­thor­i­ty.

  • con­tracts and terms
  • ap­pli­ca­tions, com­plaints, claims
  • doc­u­ments for ne­go­ti­a­tions

Inquiry example

Discuss

Family matters

Divorce, child support, children, and property division

A family matter needs a plan, not rushed de­ci­sions: what to file, what to doc­u­ment, and how to protect the in­ter­ests of chil­dren, child support, housing, and prop­er­ty.

  • divorce
  • child support and di­vi­sion of prop­er­ty
  • ques­tions about chil­dren

Inquiry example

Discuss

In­her­i­tance

Inheritance and property with deadline checks

In­her­i­tance ac­cep­tance dead­lines, no­tar­i­al actions, wills, doc­u­ments for an apart­ment, land, or other prop­er­ty, dis­putes between heirs, and the process for reg­is­ter­ing rights.

  • ac­cep­tance of in­her­i­tance
  • ad­di­tion­al period through the court
  • dis­putes among heirs

Inquiry example

Discuss

Real estate

Real estate, land, and property before a transaction or after a dispute

Review doc­u­ments, assess risks before trans­ac­tions, and address dis­putes over own­er­ship, use, land, reg­is­tra­tion, or title.

  • check doc­u­ments
  • trans­ac­tions and reg­is­tra­tion
  • own­er­ship, use, land

Inquiry example

Discuss

Busi­ness

Business, individual entrepreneur/LLC, contracts, debts and administrative matters

Con­tract work, claims, coun­ter­par­ty debts, en­force­ment pro­ceed­ings, sole pro­pri­etors, LLCs, ad­min­is­tra­tive matters, and prepar­ing a po­si­tion for ne­go­ti­a­tions or a dispute.

  • con­tract work
  • coun­ter­par­ty debts
  • dis­putes with coun­ter­par­ties

Busi­ness inquiry example

Discuss

Lawyer in Kyiv and online

What to know before a short request

The site is de­signed for quick initial contact about per­son­al and busi­ness matters in Kyiv, cov­er­ing doc­u­ments, dead­lines, court dis­putes, prop­er­ty, em­ploy­ment, ad­min­is­tra­tive issues, and complex sit­u­a­tions. Most in­quiries can start re­mote­ly, and the con­sul­ta­tion format can be agreed after initial contact.

§ 01Request locations
Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast
§ 02Start of the request
Phone number or 1–2 sen­tences about the sit­u­a­tion
§ 03Types of appeals
From courts and con­tracts to busi­ness, prop­er­ty, em­ploy­ment, and ad­min­is­tra­tive matters
§ 04Next step
The con­sul­ta­tion format is agreed after the request
§ 05Work schedule
Monday–Friday: 10:00–18:30 · Sat­ur­day — Sunday: 11:00–18:00
Workflow for a legal consultation with notes and documents
Kyiv and onlineYou can start remotely

When you should not wait

Situations where it is better to seek help right away.

The great­est losses often result not from the com­plex­i­ty of the case but from a delayed re­sponse: a missed dead­line, a signed doc­u­ment, no reply to a demand, or a weak po­si­tion in court.

Can’t find your ques­tion?

Submit the request anyway: a lawyer can advise who should get involved

Many in­quiries do not fit a single cat­e­go­ry: in­her­i­tance may involve real estate, a con­tract may involve a debt and a claim, and a busi­ness ques­tion may involve taxes or an em­ploy­ment dispute. If your sit­u­a­tion is not listed, that does not mean it cannot be handled.

  • you can de­scribe the issue in your own words
  • there is no need to choose a prac­tice area
  • we’ll connect a spe­cial­ist lawyer or team for your sit­u­a­tion
Legal position with layers of edits on the partner’s desk

Kyiv and online

You can start remotely and proceed according to the situation

No visit is needed for the initial contact: just leave a phone number or briefly de­scribe the ques­tion.

The easiest way to start is with a short inquiry

Facts before you start

Clear guidance before you order paid work.

We do not promise a win or replace legal advice with ad­ver­tis­ing. At first contact, it is im­por­tant to quickly de­ter­mine the format: a free initial review, a doc­u­ment, a claim, ne­go­ti­a­tions, or case rep­re­sen­ta­tion.

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1 day
17+
2 forms.

Initial review of the inquiry: subject, dead­line, doc­u­ments, risk, and the next prac­ti­cal step.

Start without payment

Guide­line for the first contact during busi­ness hours after a request, if no im­me­di­ate clar­i­fi­ca­tion is needed.

Re­sponse speed

Lawyers in the team and partner network across case cat­e­gories, from doc­u­ments and court to busi­ness, prop­er­ty, in­her­i­tance, em­ploy­ment and ad­min­is­tra­tive matters.

Spe­cial­ist team

You can start online or submit a short inquiry for Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast.

Online and in person

After the first con­ver­sa­tion

What an initial legal consultation provides.

A good initial con­sul­ta­tion ends with a short plan, not gen­er­al­i­ties: what to check, which doc­u­ment to prepare, which dead­line to monitor, and when full as­sis­tance is needed.

The legal framework of the situation

It becomes clear what matters most: a court dispute, family matter, in­her­i­tance, real estate, con­tract, debt, en­force­ment pro­ceed­ings, or busi­ness.

Assess the next step

You un­der­stand what to do first: respond, file a doc­u­ment, cal­cu­late a time limit, ne­go­ti­ate, prepare a claim or wait for more facts.

Brief list of materials

If doc­u­ments or ad­di­tion­al facts are needed for sub­stan­tive work, it becomes clear right away what to collect and in what order.

Spe­cial­ist team

We’ll connect you with a lawyer for your situation.

The request will not dis­ap­pear into a void. After initial contact, it is matched to the rel­e­vant prac­tice area: courts, con­tracts, debts, family and in­her­i­tance matters, real estate, busi­ness, em­ploy­ment, ad­min­is­tra­tive, en­force­ment, in­sur­ance, and other legal matters.

Court case documents for preparing the lawyer’s position

Court cases

Claims, responses, court orders, and appeals

We connect you with a spe­cial­ist lawyer who handles dead­lines, ev­i­dence, pro­ce­dur­al doc­u­ments, court orders, and court strat­e­gy.

  • Claim
  • Re­sponse
  • Court order
deadlines and evidenceposition for court
A consultation table with documents for a family or inheritance matter

Family and in­her­i­tance matters

Divorce, child support, children, and inheritance

For family and in­her­i­tance matters, it is im­por­tant to quickly un­der­stand the doc­u­ments, dead­lines, prop­er­ty, child support, chil­dren’s rights, and what should not be signed without review.

  • Divorce
  • Child support
  • In­her­i­tance
property and childreninheritance deadlines
Real estate legal documents with working edits

Real estate and prop­er­ty

Apartment, land, registration, and ownership disputes

The lawyer reviews doc­u­ments, pre-trans­ac­tion risks, reg­is­tra­tion matters, land, prop­er­ty use and pos­si­ble dispute sce­nar­ios.

  • Real estate
  • Land
  • Reg­is­tra­tion
check documentsproperty disputes
Workflow for preparing a contract and business position

Busi­ness and con­tracts

Sole proprietors/LLCs, counterparties, debts, and administrative matters

A busi­ness needs to assess a con­tract, debt, claim, ne­go­ti­at­ing po­si­tion, or risk in deal­ings with a coun­ter­par­ty or public au­thor­i­ty quickly.

  • Con­tracts
  • Debts
  • Sole pro­pri­etor/LLC
claims and agreementsposition for negotiations

Typical sit­u­a­tions

What clients bring to their first consultation.

These are not promis­es of an outcome or de­scrip­tions of spe­cif­ic cases. They are typical in­quiries where it is im­por­tant to quickly iden­ti­fy the time limit, doc­u­ment, risk, debt amount, or next pro­ce­dur­al step.

Confidential materials concerning a contract, debt, or claim

Debt · con­tract · court order

Need to recover a debt or respond to a demand

Typical sit­u­a­tion: you have a con­tract, IOU, act, cor­re­spon­dence, or court order, but are unsure whether to start with a demand, setting aside the order, ne­go­ti­a­tions, or a claim. During the con­sul­ta­tion, we check the dead­line, ev­i­dence, and first doc­u­ment.

At the consultationdeadlines and positionInquiry example · debts without personal data
A private consultation desk with documents for a family matter

Family · child support · prop­er­ty

Divorce, child support, or property division now requires documents

When a family con­flict turns into ap­pli­ca­tions, agree­ments, or court pro­ceed­ings, it is im­por­tant not to miss a dead­line, sign a weak agree­ment, or over­look what ev­i­dence is needed for chil­dren, child support, or prop­er­ty.

At the consultationaction planInquiry example · family law
Legal memorandum on inheritance or real estate

In­her­i­tance · notary · real estate

Need to handle an inheritance, apartment, or land plot

In in­her­i­tance and prop­er­ty matters, the six-month period, no­tar­i­al doc­u­ments, reg­is­tra­tion, a will, and the po­si­tions of other heirs are often de­ci­sive. An initial con­sul­ta­tion helps clarify what to do first.

At the consultationdocumentsInquiry example · property and inheritance

After the first contact

What should become clear after the consultation.

These are not reviews or client stories. They are cri­te­ria for a useful first con­ver­sa­tion: the time limit, first doc­u­ment, list of ma­te­ri­als, and format of further work.

Illustration of a client inquiry about making initial contact with a lawyer
Clients need to quickly un­der­stand whether there is a dead­line they must not miss and which doc­u­ment is needed first: a demand letter, re­sponse, ap­pli­ca­tion, or claim.

Quick first contactvalue of an initial con­sul­ta­tion

Illustration of a private request for legal advice
After the con­ver­sa­tion, it should be clear which doc­u­ments to collect, what not to sign, which dead­lines to check, and when to move to a written po­si­tion.

List of doc­u­mentstypical outcome of the first con­ver­sa­tion

Illustration of a business inquiry about a contract or dispute
For a busi­ness, a general piece of advice is less useful than a concise frame­work: the risk, strong ar­gu­ments, weak points in the con­tract, the coun­ter­par­ty’s debt, and a ne­go­ti­a­tion sce­nario.

Prac­ti­cal planbusi­ness client ex­pec­ta­tions

Ways to work to­geth­er

First review, then format and budget.

The initial review is free. Paid work starts after the doc­u­ments, dead­line, scope, and ex­pect­ed outcome are clear.

Structured options for working with the law firm on the desktop

First contact

Free initial review

0 ₴ start

For sit­u­a­tions where you need to quickly un­der­stand prospects, dead­lines, doc­u­ments, court risks, and the next prac­ti­cal step.

  • phone number or a short request
  • guid­ance on dead­lines and doc­u­ments
  • after the con­ver­sa­tion, we record the next action

No oblig­a­tion to order ongoing rep­re­sen­ta­tion

Discuss the service format

Written format

Written consultation or document

After assessment scope

When you need an answer you can use in ne­go­ti­a­tions, cor­re­spon­dence, prepar­ing a con­tract, demand, ap­pli­ca­tion, re­sponse, or court po­si­tion.

  • analy­sis of facts and doc­u­ments
  • risks and strong ar­gu­ments
  • struc­ture of next steps

We will agree on the scope after an initial con­ver­sa­tion

Discuss the service format

Full rep­re­sen­ta­tion

Case representation

After the plan work

For dis­putes, trans­ac­tions, and complex sit­u­a­tions re­quir­ing pro­ce­dure, doc­u­ments, ne­go­ti­a­tions, a claim, en­force­ment pro­ceed­ings, or rep­re­sen­ta­tion.

  • lawyer spe­cial­iz­ing in your sit­u­a­tion
  • written work plan
  • regular status track­ing

The format and budget are agreed sep­a­rate­ly

Discuss the service format

Cal­cu­la­tions before a con­ver­sa­tion

Deadline, debt, and inheritance calculators

The cal­cu­la­tors help provide a pre­lim­i­nary es­ti­mate of lim­i­ta­tion periods, appeal dead­lines, in­her­i­tance ac­cep­tance, 3% annual in­ter­est, penal­ties, appeals, and other legal cal­cu­la­tions. A de­ci­sion still re­quires analy­sis of the con­tract, court doc­u­ments, en­force­ment pro­ceed­ings, or probate case.

Before the con­sul­ta­tion

Preliminary deadline or amount before a consultation

The result is not a legal opinion, but helps you come to a con­sul­ta­tion with a spe­cif­ic date, debt amount, or claim limit.

All calculators
Working materials for the calculator: Calculator for 3% annual interest on overdue debt
Debts and recoveryCalculator for 3% annual interest on overdue debtShows: 3% annual interest, days in default, and the total including the debt.Open calculator
Working materials for the calculator: Court fee calculator for a civil claim
Court fee for a claimCourt fee calculator for a civil claimShows: property and non-property components, the 0.8 coefficient, and estimated amount payable.Open calculator
Working materials for the calculator: Check the 1% pension levy on a home purchase
Pension fee for real estateCheck the 1% pension levy on a home purchaseShows: the basic 1%, possible exemption, evidentiary gaps, or refund route.Open calculator

How the con­sul­ta­tion works

From your request to a clear next step.

Without a lengthy ques­tion­naire or needing to trans­late the sit­u­a­tion into legal lan­guage your­self

Sequence of legal work from application to legal position

Step one

Leave your phone number or a brief description of the situation

You can write 2–3 sen­tences: what hap­pened, any dead­lines, doc­u­ments, debt amount, court doc­u­ment, or desired outcome.

We iden­ti­fy the prac­ti­cal next step

Step two

The lawyer identifies what is urgent: deadlines, documents and risks

This is to avoid start­ing with actions that could weaken your po­si­tion: an un­nec­es­sary letter, a weak agree­ment, a missed dead­line, or an in­com­plete set of ev­i­dence.

We iden­ti­fy the prac­ti­cal next step

Step three

You receive an initial legal framework

After the first con­ver­sa­tion, it should be clear what to do next: a con­sul­ta­tion may be enough, or you may need a doc­u­ment, ne­go­ti­a­tions, a claim, or rep­re­sen­ta­tion.

We iden­ti­fy the prac­ti­cal next step

Step four

Choose a work format

After the initial contact, the next format is agreed: written con­sul­ta­tion, doc­u­ment, claim, ne­go­ti­a­tions, rep­re­sen­ta­tion, or another prac­ti­cal step without start­ing over.

We iden­ti­fy the prac­ti­cal next step

Ques­tions before you start

Answers best to have before your first request.

Brief in­for­ma­tion on the free initial con­sul­ta­tion, doc­u­ments, online format, claims, debts, in­her­i­tance, and common legal ques­tions.

Is the initial consultation really free?

Yes. The initial con­sul­ta­tion is free and helps you un­der­stand the sit­u­a­tion, pos­si­ble actions, risks, and next step.

Can I apply if I do not yet have all the documents?

Yes. You can reach out even if you have not col­lect­ed all doc­u­ments. A lawyer will explain what to prepare first.

Do you help with a claim, statement of defense, or application for a court order?

Yes. You can ask about a claim, re­sponse, appeal, setting aside a court order, or another pro­ce­dur­al doc­u­ment. At first contact, the lawyer will clarify the dead­line, doc­u­ments, and next step.

What issues can you discuss with a lawyer in Kyiv?

You can ask any legal ques­tion. A court case, claim, con­tract, in­her­i­tance, divorce, child support, real estate, debt, en­force­ment pro­ceed­ings, busi­ness, or ad­min­is­tra­tive matter are ex­am­ples of common re­quests, not an ex­haus­tive list.

Can I get legal advice online?

Yes. You can start the first contact re­mote­ly: leave a phone number or briefly de­scribe the issue, and we will agree on the format for further con­sul­ta­tion after con­tact­ing you.

What is better: leave only a phone number or describe the problem right away?

If you need to get started quickly, a phone number is enough. If the matter is complex or urgent, it is better to add a brief de­scrip­tion right away: what hap­pened, and what doc­u­ments and dead­lines are in­volved.

Can you help if enforcement proceedings are open, a bank account is frozen, or there is an enforcement endorsement?

Yes. You can ask about a debt under a con­tract or IOU, a demand, a re­cov­ery claim, a no­tar­i­al writ of ex­e­cu­tion, a bank-account freeze, or a com­plaint about an en­force­ment officer.

How much does further work cost after the initial review?

The initial review of an inquiry is free. If a written con­sul­ta­tion, doc­u­ment, claim, or case rep­re­sen­ta­tion is needed, the format, scope, and budget are agreed sep­a­rate­ly after clar­i­fy­ing the sit­u­a­tion.

Legal guides

Materials on deadlines, documents, and legal risks.

We publish guides on lim­i­ta­tion periods, debt re­cov­ery, divorce, in­her­i­tance, agree­ments, and pro­ce­dur­al dead­lines that are useful to review before a con­sul­ta­tion.

Get a con­sul­ta­tion

Get an initial legal consultation in Kyiv.

  • leave your phone number if you need a quick call
  • add 2–3 sen­tences if you already have a claim, con­tract, debt, or in­her­i­tance matter
  • after the first con­ver­sa­tion, the next legal step should be clear
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