Put a Georgian legal matter in the hands of a team you can communicate with. We help individuals and businesses prepare documents, deal with authorities and organise representation in disputes and proceedings.
A clear plan for your matter
Whether you have received a demand, need to challenge a decision or want help protecting a business interest, the first step is understanding the documents and the result you need. We identify the immediate actions and deadlines, then agree how the matter will be handled.
How we can help
- Review of claims, authority decisions and supporting evidence.
- Preparation of letters, submissions and legal documents.
- Communication and representation before relevant Georgian authorities.
- Contract and commercial dispute support.
- Coordination of court representation and related legal work.
What we need to get started
Send the key document, the date you received it, the authority or court involved and any case number. Tell us the result you are seeking. We will confirm the responsible professional, work and fee after the initial review.
Build a chronology before preparing the legal argument
Put the important events in date order: agreement, performance, invoices, payments, notices and the event that caused the dispute. Link each event to its supporting document. A concise chronology makes the issue easier to assess and helps identify evidence that is still missing.
| Matter | Prepare | Immediate question |
|---|---|---|
| Unpaid invoice | Contract, delivery evidence, invoice and payment history | What became due, when and on what evidence? |
| Authority decision | Full decision, attachments and delivery record | Which procedure and deadline apply? |
| Company disagreement | Charter, ownership record, resolutions and correspondence | Who has authority and which decision is disputed? |
| Contract termination | Agreement, amendments, notices and work completed | Was the agreed process followed and what remains payable? |
| Existing proceedings | Claim, responses, orders and hearing information | What action is required next? |
Keep negotiation connected with the evidence
A demand or response should identify the obligation, the relevant facts and the result sought. Where a settlement is possible, agree how payment, performance, withdrawal and costs will be documented. A clear settlement should also address what happens if an agreed instalment or other obligation is missed.
For a matter already before an authority or court, provide the complete procedural file. Record how and when documents were served. A general description of the dispute cannot replace a notice whose delivery starts a time limit. The first review therefore gives priority to the actual papers and the next procedural step.
Organise representation when you are outside Georgia
Agree the authority the representative needs and the records you will receive as the matter progresses. If documents must be signed abroad, coordinate the power of attorney and certification early. Keep one current contact address for correspondence and approve a practical method for reviewing drafts and decisions.
Discuss your legal matter
If a deadline is approaching, include it in your first message so we can prioritise the request.
Request a consultationFrequently asked questions
What should I provide for a representation request?
Provide the decision or claim, dates of service, court or authority, case reference and the result you need. Appeal periods may be short, so include the documents showing when you received the decision.
Will you confirm who is handling my case?
The legal file identifies the responsible professional, the work to be carried out, the fee and the authority to act. Representation is organised around the requirements of the particular court or authority.