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Free initial con­sul­ta­tion

Lawyers in Lviv can suggest the first step

Consult a lawyer before re­spond­ing to a claim, signing an agree­ment, paying a debt, or filing an ap­pli­ca­tion. A self-pre­pared letter, missed dead­line, or sig­na­ture without review can weaken your po­si­tion. De­scribe the sit­u­a­tion, and a lawyer will suggest a safe first step.

Private legal atelierPartner-led intake · written po­si­tion · con­fi­den­tial file

  • We quickly sep­a­rate urgent matters from sec­ondary ones
  • We can check the re­sponse, filing, or appeal dead­line
  • We can suggest the first doc­u­ment or con­sul­ta­tion format
0 ₴

Initial review of the sit­u­a­tion before paid work

1 day

Guide­line for first contact during busi­ness hours

17+ lawyers

Spe­cial­ist team for dif­fer­ent cat­e­gories of legal matters

  • Legal ethicsPro­fes­sion­al stan­dard for at­tor­neys
  • Legal prac­ticeLviv · Ukraine
  • Case reviewFacts · Doc­u­ments
  • Legal po­si­tionWritten · Con­fi­den­tial
  • Dispute res­o­lu­tionCourt · Ne­go­ti­a­tion

Legal ser­vices in Lviv

You can ask any legal question.

You do not need to iden­ti­fy the area of law your­self. Leave a brief de­scrip­tion and we will connect you with a spe­cial­ist lawyer or team for your sit­u­a­tion. The cards below are not a com­plete list of ser­vices, but ex­am­ples of issues people most often raise at an initial con­sul­ta­tion.

Structured legal file with documents for reviewing the firm’s practice

Court cases

Claim, court order, summons, or court dispute

As­sess­ment of prospects, prepa­ra­tion of pro­ce­dur­al doc­u­ments, work with ev­i­dence and the se­quence of steps before court, during pro­ceed­ings or after re­ceiv­ing a court order.

  • claims and re­spons­es
  • setting aside a court order
  • dead­lines, ev­i­dence, and risks

Inquiry example

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Doc­u­ments

Contract, claim, complaint, or application

Review wording, risks, dead­lines, and ev­i­dence before signing, filing, or sending a doc­u­ment to a coun­ter­par­ty, court, or public au­thor­i­ty.

  • con­tracts and terms
  • ap­pli­ca­tions, com­plaints, claims
  • doc­u­ments for ne­go­ti­a­tions

Inquiry example

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Family matters

Divorce, child support, children, and property division

A family matter needs a plan, not rushed de­ci­sions: what to file, what to doc­u­ment, and how to protect the in­ter­ests of chil­dren, child support, housing, and prop­er­ty.

  • divorce
  • child support and di­vi­sion of prop­er­ty
  • ques­tions about chil­dren

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In­her­i­tance

Inheritance and property with deadline checks

In­her­i­tance ac­cep­tance dead­lines, no­tar­i­al actions, wills, doc­u­ments for an apart­ment, land, or other prop­er­ty, dis­putes between heirs, and the process for reg­is­ter­ing rights.

  • ac­cep­tance of in­her­i­tance
  • ad­di­tion­al period through the court
  • dis­putes among heirs

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Real estate

Real estate, land, and property before a transaction or after a dispute

Review doc­u­ments, assess risks before trans­ac­tions, and address dis­putes over own­er­ship, use, land, reg­is­tra­tion, or title.

  • check doc­u­ments
  • trans­ac­tions and reg­is­tra­tion
  • own­er­ship, use, land

Inquiry example

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Busi­ness

Business, individual entrepreneur/LLC, contracts, debts and administrative matters

Con­tract work, claims, coun­ter­par­ty debts, en­force­ment pro­ceed­ings, sole pro­pri­etors, LLCs, ad­min­is­tra­tive matters, and prepar­ing a po­si­tion for ne­go­ti­a­tions or a dispute.

  • con­tract work
  • coun­ter­par­ty debts
  • dis­putes with coun­ter­par­ties

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All legal services

Legal company in Lviv

Facts that build trust before the call

Trust is built on con­crete facts: a legal entity, an office in Lviv, public contact details, and a clear way to seek help with per­son­al and busi­ness matters—from doc­u­ments, dead­lines, and court dis­putes to prop­er­ty, em­ploy­ment, ad­min­is­tra­tive, and complex sit­u­a­tions.

A real law firm with an office in Lviv and an online start­ing point

Legal entity
LLC “LVIV LEGAL SE­CU­RI­TY”
EDRPOU code
46233512
Director
Mazepa Vik­tori­ia Mykhailiv­na
Office address
1 Okunevsko­ho St, Lviv

Work sched­ule

  • Monday–Friday: 10:00–18:30
  • Sat­ur­day — Sunday: 11:00–18:00

You can start online or through the Lviv office, de­pend­ing on the doc­u­ments and pre­ferred format.

Workflow for a legal consultation with notes and documents

Lviv office

Lviv office and remote work available

The initial legal con­sul­ta­tion can take place re­mote­ly, and if further work on doc­u­ments, a court case, or in­her­i­tance is needed, we can con­tin­ue at our Lviv office.

When you should not wait

Situations where it is better to seek help right away.

The great­est losses often result not from the com­plex­i­ty of the case but from a delayed re­sponse: a missed dead­line, a signed doc­u­ment, no reply to a demand, or a weak po­si­tion in court.

Can’t find your ques­tion?

Submit the request anyway: a lawyer can advise who should get involved

Many in­quiries do not fit a single cat­e­go­ry: in­her­i­tance may involve real estate, a con­tract may involve a debt and a claim, and a busi­ness ques­tion may involve taxes or an em­ploy­ment dispute. If your sit­u­a­tion is not listed, that does not mean it cannot be handled.

  • you can de­scribe the issue in your own words
  • there is no need to choose a prac­tice area
  • we’ll connect a spe­cial­ist lawyer or team for your sit­u­a­tion
Legal position with layers of edits on the partner’s desk

Lviv office

Lviv office and remote work available

The initial legal con­sul­ta­tion can take place re­mote­ly, and if further work on doc­u­ments, a court case, or in­her­i­tance is needed, we can con­tin­ue at our Lviv office.

The easiest way to start is with a short inquiry

Facts before you start

Clear guidance before you order paid work.

We do not promise a win or replace legal advice with ad­ver­tis­ing. At first contact, it is im­por­tant to quickly de­ter­mine the format: a free initial review, a doc­u­ment, a claim, ne­go­ti­a­tions, or case rep­re­sen­ta­tion.

0 ₴
1 day
17+
2 forms.

Initial review of the inquiry: subject, dead­line, doc­u­ments, risk, and the next prac­ti­cal step.

Start without payment

Guide­line for the first contact during busi­ness hours after a request, if no im­me­di­ate clar­i­fi­ca­tion is needed.

Re­sponse speed

Lawyers in the team and partner network across case cat­e­gories, from doc­u­ments and court to busi­ness, prop­er­ty, in­her­i­tance, em­ploy­ment and ad­min­is­tra­tive matters.

Spe­cial­ist team

You can start online or through the Lviv office, de­pend­ing on the doc­u­ments and pre­ferred format.

Online and in person

After the first con­ver­sa­tion

What an initial legal consultation provides.

A good initial con­sul­ta­tion ends with a short plan, not gen­er­al­i­ties: what to check, which doc­u­ment to prepare, which dead­line to monitor, and when full as­sis­tance is needed.

The legal framework of the situation

It becomes clear what matters most: a court dispute, family matter, in­her­i­tance, real estate, con­tract, debt, en­force­ment pro­ceed­ings, or busi­ness.

Assess the next step

You un­der­stand what to do first: respond, file a doc­u­ment, cal­cu­late a time limit, ne­go­ti­ate, prepare a claim or wait for more facts.

Brief list of materials

If doc­u­ments or ad­di­tion­al facts are needed for sub­stan­tive work, it becomes clear right away what to collect and in what order.

Spe­cial­ist team

We’ll connect you with a lawyer for your situation.

The request will not dis­ap­pear into a void. After initial contact, it is matched to the rel­e­vant prac­tice area: courts, con­tracts, debts, family and in­her­i­tance matters, real estate, busi­ness, em­ploy­ment, ad­min­is­tra­tive, en­force­ment, in­sur­ance, and other legal matters.

Court case documents for preparing the lawyer’s position

Court cases

Claims, responses, court orders, and appeals

We connect you with a spe­cial­ist lawyer who handles dead­lines, ev­i­dence, pro­ce­dur­al doc­u­ments, court orders, and court strat­e­gy.

  • Claim
  • Re­sponse
  • Court order
deadlines and evidenceposition for court
A consultation table with documents for a family or inheritance matter

Family and in­her­i­tance matters

Divorce, child support, children, and inheritance

For family and in­her­i­tance matters, it is im­por­tant to quickly un­der­stand the doc­u­ments, dead­lines, prop­er­ty, child support, chil­dren’s rights, and what should not be signed without review.

  • Divorce
  • Child support
  • In­her­i­tance
property and childreninheritance deadlines
Real estate legal documents with working edits

Real estate and prop­er­ty

Apartment, land, registration, and ownership disputes

The lawyer reviews doc­u­ments, pre-trans­ac­tion risks, reg­is­tra­tion matters, land, prop­er­ty use and pos­si­ble dispute sce­nar­ios.

  • Real estate
  • Land
  • Reg­is­tra­tion
check documentsproperty disputes
Workflow for preparing a contract and business position

Busi­ness and con­tracts

Sole proprietors/LLCs, counterparties, debts, and administrative matters

A busi­ness needs to assess a con­tract, debt, claim, ne­go­ti­at­ing po­si­tion, or risk in deal­ings with a coun­ter­par­ty or public au­thor­i­ty quickly.

  • Con­tracts
  • Debts
  • Sole pro­pri­etor/LLC
claims and agreementsposition for negotiations

Typical sit­u­a­tions

What clients bring to their first consultation.

These are not promis­es of an outcome or de­scrip­tions of spe­cif­ic cases. They are typical in­quiries where it is im­por­tant to quickly iden­ti­fy the time limit, doc­u­ment, risk, debt amount, or next pro­ce­dur­al step.

Confidential materials concerning a contract, debt, or claim

Debt · con­tract · court order

Need to recover a debt or respond to a demand

Typical sit­u­a­tion: you have a con­tract, IOU, act, cor­re­spon­dence, or court order, but are unsure whether to start with a demand, setting aside the order, ne­go­ti­a­tions, or a claim. During the con­sul­ta­tion, we check the dead­line, ev­i­dence, and first doc­u­ment.

At the consultationdeadlines and positionInquiry example · debts without personal data
A private consultation desk with documents for a family matter

Family · child support · prop­er­ty

Divorce, child support, or property division now requires documents

When a family con­flict turns into ap­pli­ca­tions, agree­ments, or court pro­ceed­ings, it is im­por­tant not to miss a dead­line, sign a weak agree­ment, or over­look what ev­i­dence is needed for chil­dren, child support, or prop­er­ty.

At the consultationaction planInquiry example · family law
Legal memorandum on inheritance or real estate

In­her­i­tance · notary · real estate

Need to handle an inheritance, apartment, or land plot

In in­her­i­tance and prop­er­ty matters, the six-month period, no­tar­i­al doc­u­ments, reg­is­tra­tion, a will, and the po­si­tions of other heirs are often de­ci­sive. An initial con­sul­ta­tion helps clarify what to do first.

At the consultationdocumentsInquiry example · property and inheritance

After the first contact

What should become clear after the consultation.

These are not reviews or client stories. They are cri­te­ria for a useful first con­ver­sa­tion: the time limit, first doc­u­ment, list of ma­te­ri­als, and format of further work.

Illustration of a client inquiry about making initial contact with a lawyer
Clients need to quickly un­der­stand whether there is a dead­line they must not miss and which doc­u­ment is needed first: a demand letter, re­sponse, ap­pli­ca­tion, or claim.

Quick first contactvalue of an initial con­sul­ta­tion

Illustration of a private request for legal advice
After the con­ver­sa­tion, it should be clear which doc­u­ments to collect, what not to sign, which dead­lines to check, and when to move to a written po­si­tion.

List of doc­u­mentstypical outcome of the first con­ver­sa­tion

Illustration of a business inquiry about a contract or dispute
For a busi­ness, a general piece of advice is less useful than a concise frame­work: the risk, strong ar­gu­ments, weak points in the con­tract, the coun­ter­par­ty’s debt, and a ne­go­ti­a­tion sce­nario.

Prac­ti­cal planbusi­ness client ex­pec­ta­tions

Ways to work to­geth­er

First review, then format and budget.

The initial review is free. Paid work starts after the doc­u­ments, dead­line, scope, and ex­pect­ed outcome are clear.

Structured options for working with the law firm on the desktop

First contact

Free initial review

0 ₴ start

For sit­u­a­tions where you need to quickly un­der­stand prospects, dead­lines, doc­u­ments, court risks, and the next prac­ti­cal step.

  • phone number or a short request
  • guid­ance on dead­lines and doc­u­ments
  • after the con­ver­sa­tion, we record the next action

No oblig­a­tion to order ongoing rep­re­sen­ta­tion

Discuss the service format

Written format

Written consultation or document

After assessment scope

When you need an answer you can use in ne­go­ti­a­tions, cor­re­spon­dence, prepar­ing a con­tract, demand, ap­pli­ca­tion, re­sponse, or court po­si­tion.

  • analy­sis of facts and doc­u­ments
  • risks and strong ar­gu­ments
  • struc­ture of next steps

We will agree on the scope after an initial con­ver­sa­tion

Discuss the service format

Full rep­re­sen­ta­tion

Case representation

After the plan work

For dis­putes, trans­ac­tions, and complex sit­u­a­tions re­quir­ing pro­ce­dure, doc­u­ments, ne­go­ti­a­tions, a claim, en­force­ment pro­ceed­ings, or rep­re­sen­ta­tion.

  • lawyer spe­cial­iz­ing in your sit­u­a­tion
  • written work plan
  • regular status track­ing

The format and budget are agreed sep­a­rate­ly

Discuss the service format

Cal­cu­la­tions before a con­ver­sa­tion

Deadline, debt, and inheritance calculators

The cal­cu­la­tors help provide a pre­lim­i­nary es­ti­mate of lim­i­ta­tion periods, appeal dead­lines, in­her­i­tance ac­cep­tance, 3% annual in­ter­est, penal­ties, appeals, and other legal cal­cu­la­tions. A de­ci­sion still re­quires analy­sis of the con­tract, court doc­u­ments, en­force­ment pro­ceed­ings, or probate case.

Before the con­sul­ta­tion

Preliminary deadline or amount before a consultation

The result is not a legal opinion, but helps you come to a con­sul­ta­tion with a spe­cif­ic date, debt amount, or claim limit.

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Working materials for the calculator: Calculator for 3% annual interest on overdue debt
Debts and overdue paymentsCalculator for 3% annual interest on overdue debtShows: 3% annual interest, days in default, and the total including the debt.Open calculator
Working materials for the calculator: Court fee calculator for a civil claim
Court fee for a claimCourt fee calculator for a civil claimShows: property and non-property components, the 0.8 coefficient, and estimated amount payable.Open calculator
Working materials for the calculator: Check the 1% pension levy on a home purchase
Pension fee for real estateCheck the 1% pension levy on a home purchaseShows: the basic 1%, possible exemption, evidentiary gaps, or refund route.Open calculator

In­sti­tu­tion di­rec­to­ry

Legal institutions: Lviv and Lviv Oblast

Find an in­sti­tu­tion, check how to apply and prepare your doc­u­ments before vis­it­ing.

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How the con­sul­ta­tion works

From your request to a clear next step.

Without a lengthy ques­tion­naire or needing to trans­late the sit­u­a­tion into legal lan­guage your­self

Sequence of legal work from application to legal position

Step one

Leave your phone number or a brief description of the situation

You can write 2–3 sen­tences: what hap­pened, any dead­lines, doc­u­ments, debt amount, court doc­u­ment, or desired outcome.

We iden­ti­fy the prac­ti­cal next step

Step two

The lawyer identifies what is urgent: deadlines, documents and risks

This is to avoid start­ing with actions that could weaken your po­si­tion: an un­nec­es­sary letter, a weak agree­ment, a missed dead­line, or an in­com­plete set of ev­i­dence.

We iden­ti­fy the prac­ti­cal next step

Step three

You receive an initial legal framework

After the first con­ver­sa­tion, it should be clear what to do next: a con­sul­ta­tion may be enough, or you may need a doc­u­ment, ne­go­ti­a­tions, a claim, or rep­re­sen­ta­tion.

We iden­ti­fy the prac­ti­cal next step

Step four

Choose a work format

After the initial contact, the next format is agreed: written con­sul­ta­tion, doc­u­ment, claim, ne­go­ti­a­tions, rep­re­sen­ta­tion, or another prac­ti­cal step without start­ing over.

We iden­ti­fy the prac­ti­cal next step

Ques­tions before you start

Answers best to have before your first request.

Brief in­for­ma­tion on the free initial con­sul­ta­tion, doc­u­ments, online format, claims, debts, in­her­i­tance, and common legal ques­tions.

Is the initial consultation really free?

Yes. The initial con­sul­ta­tion is free and helps you un­der­stand the sit­u­a­tion, pos­si­ble actions, risks, and next step.

Can I apply if I do not yet have all the documents?

Yes. You can reach out even if you have not col­lect­ed all doc­u­ments. A lawyer will explain what to prepare first.

Do you help with a claim, statement of defense, or application for a court order?

Yes. You can ask about a claim, re­sponse, appeal, setting aside a court order, or another pro­ce­dur­al doc­u­ment. At first contact, the lawyer will clarify the dead­line, doc­u­ments, and next step.

What issues can you discuss with lawyers in Lviv?

You can ask any legal ques­tion. A court case, claim, con­tract, in­her­i­tance, divorce, child support, real estate, debt, en­force­ment pro­ceed­ings, busi­ness, or ad­min­is­tra­tive matter are ex­am­ples of common re­quests, not an ex­haus­tive list.

Can I get legal advice online?

Yes. You can start the first contact re­mote­ly: leave a phone number or briefly de­scribe the issue, and we will agree on the format for further con­sul­ta­tion after con­tact­ing you.

What is better: leave only a phone number or describe the problem right away?

If you need to get started quickly, a phone number is enough. If the matter is complex or urgent, it is better to add a brief de­scrip­tion right away: what hap­pened, and what doc­u­ments and dead­lines are in­volved.

Can you help if enforcement proceedings are open, a bank account is frozen, or there is an enforcement endorsement?

Yes. You can ask about a debt under a con­tract or IOU, a demand, a re­cov­ery claim, a no­tar­i­al writ of ex­e­cu­tion, a bank-account freeze, or a com­plaint about an en­force­ment officer.

How much does further work cost after the initial review?

The initial review of an inquiry is free. If a written con­sul­ta­tion, doc­u­ment, claim, or case rep­re­sen­ta­tion is needed, the format, scope, and budget are agreed sep­a­rate­ly after clar­i­fy­ing the sit­u­a­tion.

Legal guides

Materials on deadlines, documents, and legal risks.

We publish guides on lim­i­ta­tion periods, debt re­cov­ery, divorce, in­her­i­tance, agree­ments, and pro­ce­dur­al dead­lines that are useful to review before a con­sul­ta­tion.

Get a con­sul­ta­tion

Get an initial legal consultation in Lviv.

  • leave your phone number if you need a quick call
  • add 2–3 sen­tences if you already have a claim, con­tract, debt, or in­her­i­tance matter
  • after the first con­ver­sa­tion, the next legal step should be clear
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