Legal help for individuals

We set the fee after an initial review of your case — only then can we propose an appropriate quote. We don't use a single, one-size-fits-all rate, because the amount of work varies depending on the type of case.

All terms of cooperation are set out in an agreement before we begin — no hidden costs.

Keep in mind fees that don't depend on the firm, such as court costs (e.g. the filing fee, expert-witness advances), which are paid directly to the court. During the consultation we let you know their estimated amount.

In many cases we offer flexible payment arrangements tailored to what the client can afford. We understand that legal costs are often not planned for in advance.

We agree an individual schedule during the first consultation and set it out precisely in the agreement. We encourage an open conversation about your budget — together we'll find the right financial solution.

It's worth bringing any documents related to your case to the first meeting — the more, the better. Useful items include an ID document and the agreement your case concerns (e.g. a loan, purchase, insurance policy or developer's contract), plus all correspondence: emails, letters, payment demands, decisions or text messages. It also helps to bring proof of payment such as invoices, receipts and transfer confirmations.

If you have letters from a court, a bailiff or a debt-collection company, bring them and check the date you received them — in these matters, deadlines matter a great deal.

If some documents are missing, we can still start the consultation based on what's available, and we'll tell you how to obtain what's missing.

Honestly: at the start, it's not possible to say precisely how long a case will take. It depends on its nature and on many factors outside the lawyer's control.

The pace of a case is affected by things like the court's workload, hearing dates, the other side's position, the need to appoint an expert witness, or a possible appeal.

At the outset, we present a realistic scenario for how the case may unfold and keep you updated on progress. We do everything we can to keep proceedings moving, but we don't promise deadlines that are outside our control.

We don't promise the outcome of a case — and no responsible lawyer should. The decision rests with an independent court, based on the evidence and applicable law. We're accountable for the quality of our work, not for the verdict.

When we analyse your case, we give you an honest assessment of your chances — including when they're limited. If proceedings wouldn't be justified, we say so directly.

What we do guarantee is a thorough analysis, a well-thought-out strategy, and full commitment to your case. From the first consultation, we give you a realistic assessment that lets you make an informed decision.

The first consultation is for us to understand your situation and give an initial assessment of the case. We review documents, discuss possible courses of action, and give you an approximate cost estimate. The meeting doesn't commit you to working with us — that decision is yours.

If you decide to go ahead, we sign an engagement letter and a power of attorney. Everything you share with us is covered by professional confidentiality.