Customs law is an important area of law that regulates the movement of goods across borders, establishes customs control rules, and determines the fees and duties levied on the import and export of goods. In the context of the former USSR countries, each of them has its own rules and laws in the field of customs control and payment of duties. These rules may vary significantly depending on your specific country and region. Legal services in the field of customs law may include the following aspects: 1. Consulting on customs procedures and laws: Providing clients with information on customs regulations, procedures and requirements related to the import, export and transit of goods. 2. Support in customs disputes: Representing clients’ interests in disputes with customs authorities, including appealing decisions of customs authorities and protecting clients’ rights in court. 3. Preparation of documents and legal acts: Assistance in the preparation of complaints, declarations, claims, suits and other documents necessary to protect the interests of clients in customs and judicial authorities. 4. Representation of clients’ interests before customs and judicial authorities: Submission of documents and applications to the relevant customs and judicial authorities, as well as representation of clients’ interests at meetings and hearings. It is important to keep in mind that each specific situation requires an individual approach, and the services of a lawyer in the field of customs law may be necessary to effectively resolve disputes and protect the rights of clients.

Registration and receipt of an inheritance, as well as refusal of an inheritance in the countries of the former USSR can be a complex process, since each of these countries has its own rules and procedures in this area. Here are some general aspects that may involve inheritance and disclaimer: 1. Succession and heirs: Each country may have its own rules regarding succession and inheritance. This may include determining the heirs according to the law and rules established by the will. 2. Probate Procedures: Probate may require filing certain documents and applications with local authorities such as courts or notaries. This may include the provision of documents confirming family relationships with the deceased, as well as an assessment of the property. 3. Refusal of inheritance: If the heir does not want to accept the inheritance, he may be required to submit an application for renunciation of inheritance within the period prescribed by law. 4. Search for heirs: In some cases, it may be necessary to carry out a procedure to search for heirs, especially if the inheritance is left without a will and there are no obvious heirs. 5. Dispute resolution: There may be situations where different persons may claim an inheritance or disputes regarding succession may arise. In such cases, it may be necessary to resolve disputes through litigation or other procedures. To successfully register and receive an inheritance in the countries of the former USSR, legal assistance is often required, especially if there are difficulties or disputes in the situation.

Buy real estate in Germany and the world. Rent property This is an important and in-demand service, especially for people who want to invest in real estate abroad or find rental property in another country. Organization of purchase and sale or rental transactions, as well as legal support of transactions

Language schools/courses. Preparation of documents for entry into a university. Request for educational documents. Receiving further and professional education in Germany. Get higher education in Germany.

Family law in Germany regulates relationships between family members and includes aspects such as marriage, divorce, adoption, child custody, alimony and other issues relating to family life and relationships. 1. Marriage and divorce: The procedure for marriage and divorce is regulated by law in Germany. In Germany there is a mandatory marriage contract procedure. Divorce can be granted by the court if there are certain grounds, such as irresolvable differences between the spouses. 2. Adoption: The adoption process is also regulated by law and includes various requirements and procedures for adoptive parents and children. 3. Child custody: German law establishes the principles of child custody, including the rights and responsibilities of parents, as well as procedures for determining parental rights and resolving parentage disputes. 4. Alimony: Germany has an alimony system that provides financial support for children and ex-spouses after divorce or breakup. 5. Division of property: In the event of divorce, spouses can divide common property according to German law. Family law in Germany is subject to the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany (Bundesrepublik Deutschland) and may vary depending on the federal states (Bundesländer).

Preparation of documents for receiving a pension for citizens of Ukraine and Germany. Registration of pension receipt of Ukrainian citizens in Ukraine and Germany. Evidence confirming the fact that the citizen is alive.

In Germany, notaries play an important role in the preparation and legalization of legally significant documents and transactions. They not only certify the authenticity of signatures on documents, but also ensure their legal force. 1. Drawing up and certification of various types of contracts and agreements, such as the purchase and sale of real estate, wills, powers of attorney, etc. 2. Confirmation of the authenticity of documents and signatures, including foreign documents for use in Germany or abroad. 3. Conducting real estate transactions, including registration of mortgages and conclusion of lease agreements. 4. Providing advice on various legal issues related to property, inheritance, business and other areas of law. 5. Drawing up wills and inheritance registration. 6. Any other services provided for by German law and requiring notarization. It is important to remember that notary services usually have a fee, and the cost may vary depending on the specific services and region.

I offer you professional support and advice on all issues related to the acquisition or loss of citizenship. I am always available to review your individual situation, explain the legal requirements, and support the application process. I will help you gather the necessary documentation, complete applications correctly, and ensure that you take all necessary steps to obtain or maintain citizenship. My services are characterized by professionalism, reliability and personalized support that will ensure your success in this important legal field.

Consultations (within the framework of RDG) and support in resolving issues related to company registration and business activities in the European Union, including Germany (GmbH, AG); Consultations (within the framework of RDG) and support during the opening and accreditation of a branch/representative office of a foreign company in the EU countries, including Germany; Preparation of documents for company registration in German and Russian; Preparation of business, labor and other agreements and contracts (Russian, Ukrainian, German, English). Verification, development, legal examination and analysis of all legal documents for compliance with the legislation of Ukraine and other countries of the former USSR, as well as the interests of the client. Legal support of transactions in Germany; Advice and support in finding profitable and reliable investment properties in Germany and the EU. Tax planning for companies created in the countries of the former USSR with the participation of capital from Germany and other EU countries. Participation in negotiations with third parties on the customer’s side. Participation in concluding international contracts, international trade and financial law, private international law. Resolution of disputes between founders and other types. International arbitration. Assistance in collecting financial debts from legal entities and individuals. Support in establishing international business contacts and cooperation between Russian, Ukrainian and other companies and organizations with potential partners from the countries of the European Union. Checking the solvency and creditworthiness of your business partners, up-to-date information about your potential business partners.

Registration, renewal and exchange of passports: assistance to clients in the process of obtaining new passports, extending the validity of existing documents or exchanging passports in the event of a change in personal data or loss of a document. Entering data about children into the passport of parents or one of the parents: assistance in making appropriate entries in the passports of parents or one of the parents, for example, about including data about children. Registration of passports for children: assistance in obtaining a child passport or other documents for children that may be required for travel or other purposes. Registration of citizenship for children: consultations and support in the process of obtaining citizenship for children, for example, if the child was born in another country or the parents have different citizenships. Changing your last name, first name, patronymic: assistance in preparing the necessary documents and carrying out procedures for changing personal data, for example, after marriage, divorce or for other reasons. These are important and frequently required services that help people resolve various administrative issues and ensure their rights and interests in accordance with the law.

I carry out an in-depth examination of documents aimed at verifying their authenticity, reliability and legal force. I offer reliable analysis and evaluation of various types of documents, be they contracts, certificates, certificates or other legal documents. My experience will help you ensure that your documents meet the required legal standards and ensure a high level of security.

I provide services for affixing an apostille stamp on official documents. The apostille stamp is an internationally recognized way of legalizing documents for use abroad. My work includes the following aspects: Assistance to citizens and legal entities in preparing the necessary documents for affixing an apostille stamp. These can be various documents, such as birth, marriage, death certificates, education diplomas, extracts from the criminal record register, etc. Assistance in the process of affixing an apostille stamp to the relevant authorities or authorized institutions. Legalization procedures may vary from country to country, and it is your job to ensure that all requirements are met correctly. Providing advice and supporting clients at all stages of the process, including clarification of legislation, preparation of documents and organization of representation in relevant institutions. This is an important service that helps people and companies prepare documents for use abroad.

I provide visa services and also provide legal support in this process. Applying for a visa can be a complex and time-consuming process, especially when crossing borders between countries with different legal systems. In addition, I provide advice on the rights and responsibilities of visa categories, as well as legal representation should problems arise with visa authorities.

Company law in Germany is an important area of the German legal system that deals with the legal framework for companies and their organizations. It includes many regulations that govern the formation, management and dissolution of companies, as well as the rights and obligations of the parties involved. One of the most common company forms in German company law is the GmbH, short for limited liability company. This company form offers shareholders the benefit of limited liability, which means that their personal assets are protected in the event of GmbH bankruptcy. The creation of a GmbH requires an entry in the commercial register and the conclusion of a partnership agreement, which regulates the organization and the rights of shareholders. Another common form of company is the stock corporation (AG), which is especially suitable for larger companies and whose capital is divided into shares. Establishing an AG requires minimal capital and compliance with stricter legal regulations compared to a GmbH. In addition, company law in Germany also governs other forms of companies such as partnerships, which include, among others, open business partnership (OHG) and limited liability partnership (KG). This type of company is based on an association of people and is subject to fewer formal requirements than a GmbH or AG. German company law is governed by various laws and regulations, including the GmbH Act, the Joint Stock Companies Act and the Commercial Code. These laws establish the legal basis for the formation, management and dissolution of companies and serve to protect the interests of all parties involved. In general, company law is an important part of the German legal system, defining the legal framework for companies in Germany. Clear rules and regulations are designed to ensure transparent and regulated business activities and strengthen the confidence of investors and business partners in the German market.

I prepare claims of any complexity and provide support in Ukraine and the CIS countries. Dealing with claims can be a complex and demanding process, requiring in-depth knowledge of the law and procedural nuances. My work includes analyzing the factual and legal situation, developing a case strategy, preparing relevant documents and representing the client’s interests in court. This may include various types of claims such as debt collection, dispute resolution, consumer protection, family law, etc. Working in the field of litigation requires not only legal knowledge, but also the ability to effectively communicate with clients, persuade judicial authorities and negotiate with the opposing party. If you have any specific questions or situations that you encounter in your work, I am ready to help you with them.

Customs law in Germany is an integral part of state regulation of the import and export of goods. It includes many laws, regulations and regulations aimed at regulating international trade, ensuring security and protecting the economy. One of the most important tasks of customs law is the collection of import and export duties on goods crossing national borders. These taxes not only serve to finance government spending, but are also designed to protect the domestic market from unfair competition and dumping. In addition, customs laws control the movement of goods across borders to ensure compliance with certain legal regulations. These include, but are not limited to, provisions on consumer protection, environmental protection and product safety. Another important aspect of customs legislation is the fight against counterfeit products and food piracy. Customs controls the movement of goods at borders and can confiscate and inspect suspicious shipments to identify and remove counterfeit or illegal products. German customs law is based on national laws as well as EU legislation, since Germany is a member of the European Union. This means that German customs regulations are closely coordinated with EU rules and directives to ensure a single and harmonized internal market. In general, customs law plays a decisive role in international trade and the German economy. By regulating and controlling the cross-border movement of goods, it helps ensure safety, consumer protection and fairness in trade, and ensures the free and regulated exchange of goods.