Family matters
Divorce, child support and division of property when a family lives in Ukraine or across different countries.
Legal help for Ukrainians in Ukraine and abroad. Choose an area and your specific situation: from family matters and documents to employment, housing and business.
To resolve matters remotely in Ukraine or in Russia, start with a remote consultation: we will discuss your question and the available options. We will provide advice and an action plan, and find and involve specialists who can help resolve your matters.
Discuss my questionDivorce, child support and division of property when a family lives in Ukraine or across different countries.
Inheritance procedures, will disputes and missed deadlines for heirs in Ukraine and abroad.
Powers of attorney, replacement certificates and preparing documents for use in another country.
Temporary protection, residence permits and family reunification under the rules of the country of residence.
Transaction checks, housing rentals and land disputes. We review documents, obligations and remedies.
Dismissal, unpaid wages and review of employment contract terms.
Pensions, social benefits and recognition of qualifications: help with documents, applications and refusals.
Recovery of private debts, credit disputes and enforcement proceedings.
Tax residence, foreign income and appeals against tax authority decisions.
Purchases, repairs and travel services: help with contract breaches and refusals to refund payment.
Road accident damage, insurance payments, fines and protection of driving rights.
Sole proprietor registration, contract review and recovery of business debts.
Patient rights and claims relating to inadequate treatment.
Unauthorized use of works and personal data: evidence, submissions and rights protection.
We help Ukrainians living in Russia resolve legal matters remotely. You can contact us about local matters in Russia as well as issues that require representation in Ukraine while you remain abroad.
We also help with unusual matters involving border crossings.
We also handle legal matters involving occupied territories, taking existing restrictions into account.
Our range of services and geographic coverage continue to grow.
Find the relevant category and open the page that matches your situation. It explains the assistance available, documents to prepare and questions to clarify before work begins.
If your matter involves several areas, start with the most urgent one. In your inquiry, state the country, what happened, the outcome you want and any important dates.
First, we review the circumstances and identify the applicable rules. We then agree on the scope of work, the representative’s required authority and the cost. The possibility of resolving matters remotely depends on the country and the specific procedure.
Cannot find the exact topic? Describe your question in your own words using the form below.
Choose the closest description or send a short account of what happened. Include the outcome you want, key dates and the countries connected to the matter; we can identify the right area for an initial assessment.
No. We help Ukrainians in Ukraine and abroad. First, we clarify where the event took place, where the parties, property or authority are located, and whether the matter is within our practice. Your country of residence alone does not mean Ukrainian law applies.
Yes, we can start remotely. Before agreeing on representation, we check whether the procedure allows a representative to act and whether you need to sign documents, appear in person or attend an authority or court.
Briefly describe the matter, the countries and people involved, your desired outcome and important dates. List the documents you have; scans and document numbers are not needed at the first step. If a deadline or notice is imminent, state its date.
We cannot guarantee an outcome; it depends on the evidence and decisions by competent authorities and other parties. Before paid work begins, we agree on specific steps, format and fee. Any additional official costs are discussed separately if needed.
Tell us what needs to be resolved. We will receive your inquiry and agree on the consultation format.
Need legal help in Russia? Tell us where you live and which country your question concerns. We will agree on a consultation format and clarify whether your personal participation is required.
Do not include document numbers or other sensitive data in your initial inquiry.
If you need to provide documents, we will arrange a secure way to communicate.
After you send the form, your inquiry will be available in your account on our website, where you can track its status.