Specific categories of cases

Other cases handled by a lawyer in court

Other cases handled by a lawyer in court involve professional legal assistance in judicial proceedings of varying complexity that require an individual approach, thorough preparation, and effective representation of the client’s interests. Such support is essential in non-standard or complex disputes.

We provide full legal support at all stages:

  • Preparation of legal documents

    The lawyer examines the circumstances of the case, analyzes the available materials, and prepares a full set of procedural documents for filing with the court. Proper drafting of claims, applications, motions, and objections is ensured in accordance with procedural law.

  • Legal analysis of the case

    A thorough legal analysis of the situation is conducted, taking into account judicial practice and potential risks. A well-founded legal position is developed, and the optimal strategy for protecting or representing the client’s interests is determined.

  • Legal support during court proceedings

    The lawyer represents the client’s interests in court, participates in hearings, submits the necessary procedural documents, and monitors compliance with procedural deadlines at all stages of the proceedings.

  • Protection of interests after the court decision

    After the court decision is issued, the lawyer advises on further actions, the possibility of appeal or enforcement of the decision, and, where necessary, provides ongoing legal support to the client.

Other cases handled by a lawyer in court in Kharkiv constitute a comprehensive and legally responsible process of protecting the client’s rights and legitimate interests in judicial disputes of various categories and levels of complexity. Such cases include non-standard, individual, or complex court proceedings that require in-depth legal analysis, a well-structured procedural strategy, and professional representation in court. Therefore, the involvement of a lawyer is essential for achieving an effective and lawful outcome.

By engaging our law firm in Kharkiv, you receive full legal support in court at all stages of the proceedings. We thoroughly analyze the circumstances, prepare procedural documents, develop a well-founded legal position, and represent the client’s interests during court hearings in full compliance with procedural requirements.

We have extensive experience in handling a wide range of court cases in Kharkiv and understand how important it is for clients to obtain clear, lawful, and predictable outcomes. Each case is handled individually, taking into account the specific circumstances, risks, and client objectives. Our goal is to ensure legal certainty, effective protection of interests, and confidence in the result.

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Our cases

Adoption case

Enquiry:

His wife’s two sons were very attached to the client; they treated him like a father, and he treated them as if they were his own children. So the boys also wanted the client to adopt them. At the same time, the boys had a biological father who didn’t even speak to them.

What we do:

  • A petition was filed to terminate the parental rights of the biological father of the client’s wife’s two children, and a few months later the case was concluded with the termination of his parental rights.
  • An application has been submitted by the client for the adoption of two children, including a change to the children’s surnames and patronymics.

Result:

The case has been won. The children now bear the client’s surname and patronymic and are legally his children; furthermore, the client and his wife have had a baby girl, so there are now three children in the family.

Case concerning the determination of the fact of death

Enquiry:

The client’s mother died in the occupied territory of Ukraine. The aggressor state issued documents certifying her death, which are not recognised as legally valid in Ukraine. Consequently, the client was unable to use these invalid documents for any legally significant purposes, including inheriting the property left by his mother.

What we do:

  • An application has been filed to establish the fact of death in the occupied territory of Ukraine. A court ruling established the fact of the client’s mother’s death in the occupied territory of Ukraine.

Result:

The inheritance documents were submitted, and the flat and house were inherited.

Case concerning the granting of the right to marry

Enquiry:

The client had turned 16, but was unable to register her marriage to the young man she was dating and loved deeply, as she had to be 18 years old and have full legal capacity at the time of registration. In such cases, marriage is only possible by court order.

What we do:

  • An application was submitted to grant the girl the right to marry, as she had been in a relationship with her boyfriend for several years, they were in love, and, moreover, she was pregnant by him.
  • The girl’s parents, whose consent is required by law in such cases, were also in favour of their daughter getting married.

Result:

The court granted the client permission to marry at the age of 16, and she registered her marriage just one month later.

Case concerning the establishment of paternity

Enquiry:

The client had long since separated from her daughter’s father, with whom she had been in a de facto relationship and who was not listed as the father on her daughter’s birth certificate. A few years later, the girl’s father died whilst on a combat mission against the aggressor country. The child’s paternal grandmother (the girl’s grandmother) and the girl were eligible to claim substantial posthumous social benefits from the state. However, to do so, paternity had to be established.

What we do:

  • An application was filed to establish paternity; a DNA test was carried out using samples taken from the girl and her grandmother, given that her father had died and it was not possible to obtain a sample from him; and other documentary evidence and witness statements were gathered.

Result:

The court ruling established paternity, and the girl received state social assistance following the death of her father, who died defending his country.