Frequently Asked Questions

Defendo Legal provides comprehensive legal support to individuals and businesses across 8 core practice areas: 1. Real Estate & Construction Law; 2. Civil Disputes & Dispute Resolution; 3. Business & Corporate Law; 4. Contracts & Legal Documentation; 5. Labour Law; 6. Legal Services for Foreign Clients; 7. Administrative & Public Law; 8. Legal Consultation & Risk Assessment.

The matter starts with an initial consultation where core facts, existing documents, and legal issues are reviewed. If required, subsequent steps and scope of services are determined.

Yes. A substantial portion of services can be carried out entirely remotely, including consultations, document exchange, legal analysis, and process coordination.

It is recommended to share available case-related documents, such as contracts, correspondence, official records, applications, court or agency decisions, and other pertinent materials.

Fees are determined based on case complexity, scope of work, time required, and procedural stages. Specific terms and pricing are discussed and agreed upon with the client upfront.

Inquiries and messages are answered within one business day, while urgent matters are handled with immediate priority.

Yes. Based on a valid Power of Attorney, we represent clients before state authorities, administrative bodies, courts, and other legal proceedings.

Case evaluation involves analyzing factual circumstances, available evidence, applicable legal statutory norms, potential claims, and risks to define viable legal paths.

Foreign documents for use in Georgia require certified Georgian translation and, where applicable, apostille or legalization. We coordinate this entire process with translators and notaries.

All information and case materials provided by clients are strictly confidential under applicable Georgian legislation and professional legal ethics.

Yes, foreign individuals and corporate entities can establish companies in Georgia with 100% ownership. Requirements depend on company structure and business activity.

Foreign citizens are entitled to purchase non-agricultural real estate in Georgia in accordance with statutory regulations. Due diligence is strongly recommended prior to purchase.