Legal services
Focused Georgian family-law advice for local and international clients, with every instruction shaped around jurisdiction, objectives, evidence and practical risk.
Each practice page answers a different legal need. Begin with the closest issue; connected divorce, child, property and international questions can then be assessed as one coordinated strategy.
Advice and representation for agreed and disputed divorce proceedings. We assess jurisdiction, prepare the filing, organize evidence, address service requirements and plan settlement or court representation.
Read the detailed service guide →Child-focused work involving residence, parental contact, visitation and maintenance. Preparation is built around the child’s practical circumstances and reliable evidence rather than general allegations.
Read the detailed service guide →Analysis of real estate, vehicles, accounts, business interests and disputed transfers. We trace acquisition, registration and funding records before recommending negotiation, preservation or litigation steps.
Read the detailed service guide →Case planning for foreign spouses, overseas marriages and cross-border documents. We identify Georgian procedural requirements and coordinate authentication, translation and remote representation.
Read the detailed service guide →Coordinated family-law advice
A divorce may also involve children, housing, finances or proceedings in another country. Those issues should be mapped at the start because the correct evidence, timing and forum may differ for each one.
After reviewing the essential facts and documents, we identify the immediate task, likely sequence, client responsibilities, exclusions and fee basis. This reduces uncertainty and prevents unrelated work from being assumed.
Clients outside Georgia can often complete substantial preparation remotely. Powers of Attorney, foreign civil-status documents and translations must still be prepared in the form required for the intended Georgian procedure.
A useful first message identifies the countries involved, where each spouse currently lives, the marriage date and place, whether children or jointly used property are involved, and whether any court or administrative process has started. Include urgent dates and list the documents already available. Do not send original documents until their required form has been confirmed.
The first review is used to identify the appropriate service and next step. Website information is general; advice begins only after the particular facts, documents, conflicts and engagement scope have been checked.
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