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Legal advice

Advice on civil, criminal, family, inheritance, land and business law, so you know your rights, your duties and your options before you decide.

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Contracts

Drafting and reviewing contracts before you sign, from employment and land sale agreements to leases and prenuptial agreements, to close the gaps that could put you at a disadvantage.

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Litigation

Representing you in civil and criminal cases when the matter has to go to court, on either side, and on appeal.

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Wills and estates

Drafting a legally valid will to prevent disputes over the estate, and petitioning the court to appoint an estate administrator.

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Mediation and negotiation

Negotiating with the other side for you, and acting as the go-between or your representative in mediation, to settle without a lawsuit.

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Notary and registrations

Certifying signatures and documents for use abroad, and registrations such as setting up a company, marriage or divorce for foreigners, and work permits.

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What happens when you contact us

  1. Send us your matter through the online consultation form, LINE or email, telling us only what we need for a first assessment.
  2. A lawyer calls you back to ask about the facts and the documents, and tells you plainly about the prospects and the limits of your matter.
  3. We agree the scope of work and the fees before any work starts. Our fees match the actual scope of work, are transparent and carry no hidden charges.
  4. We act for you once we have confirmed in writing that we are taking on your matter. Sending the form alone does not make us your lawyers.

If your matter has a legal deadline, such as a court date, a limitation period or a filing deadline, please call the firm directly as soon as possible rather than waiting for a reply to a form or an email.

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This page gives general information, not legal advice on any particular matter. Every matter turns on its own facts, so please talk to a lawyer before you decide.