Consultation
Legal consultation in Yerevan and online
A consultation is an opportunity to explain your question, discuss available documents and consider possible next steps. When calling, briefly describe the matter and mention any approaching dates.
Get a consultationWhat a legal consultation covers
The discussion covers your objective, the facts, available materials and the possible scope of legal assistance. Reviewing a large document set, preparing a written opinion or providing representation requires a separate agreement on scope. Booking a consultation does not by itself instruct the lawyer to conduct court proceedings.
Online consultation and enquiries from abroad
Online arrangements are assessed individually. When calling, mention your country, time zone and the Armenian legal matter involved. Agree how to transfer documents before sending them. Any power of attorney, further representation and need for personal participation are considered for the particular matter.
How much does a consultation cost?
A consultation of up to one hour costs AMD 20,000. Fees for subsequent legal work depend on complexity and the agreed scope. Document preparation, representation and other services are discussed before that work is undertaken.
Preparing for your appointment
- A short timeline, including events and dates when documents were received.
- Relevant contracts, decisions, correspondence or payment records.
- Your questions and an explanation of the outcome you are seeking.
- Details of upcoming hearings, response deadlines and other known dates.
Find the practice area relevant to your situation
- Debt recovery and compensation claims
- A public authority refuses or fails to respond
- Bringing or defending a court claim
- Ongoing legal support for a business
- Patient rights and disputes with a clinic
- Negotiating a settlement
- Challenging a tender or rejected bid
- Applying for a licence or permit
- Company formation, restructuring and closure
- Enforcing a judgment and asset restrictions
- Tax audits and disputed assessments
- Customs valuation and import disputes
- Dismissal, unpaid wages and employment contracts
- Appealing an administrative decision or fine
- Drafting, reviewing and terminating contracts
- Accepting an inheritance and disputes between heirs
- Land boundaries and rights to a plot
- A denied or reduced insurance payment
- Loans, security and disputes with banks
- Developer disputes and construction contracts
- Insolvency and creditor claims
- Divorce, child support and division of property
- Property purchase checks and ownership disputes
- Trademarks, copyright and licensing
- Company shares and shareholder disputes
FAQ
Can I enquire before I have all the documents?
Yes. Explain what you have, what is missing and where other materials may be held. The available information helps identify the limits of an initial assessment and which additional documents may be needed.
Is an online consultation available for every matter?
The format is assessed individually according to the question and documents. The first contact is used to agree whether an appointment is possible, its timing and how to share materials.
What if a hearing or deadline is approaching?
Give the exact date, document type and date of receipt when you first call. Booking a consultation does not change applicable deadlines, and the lawyer’s availability must be agreed.
Consultation
Let’s discuss your situation
We can discuss your matter and the possible format of work by phone.
Living outside Armenia?
Online consultation and representation arrangements are assessed individually. When you call, mention your country and the Armenian legal matter you need help with.