Criminal defence, civil cases, immigration matters and information security. I help you understand the facts, possible next steps and what matters in your situation.
I work in Ukrainian, Russian and English. I assist Ukrainian citizens and foreign clients with matters in Ukraine.
Criminal law · civil cases · immigration · ISMS
I start by understanding the circumstances and your goals. Then I explain possible solutions, risks and a practical plan in plain language.
Legal representation during pre-trial investigations, court proceedings and appeals.
Lawfulness of the order, the commander’s authority and evidence of refusal.
Circumstances and duration of the absence, and reasons for not reporting.
Intent to evade service, the person’s legal status and the designated duty station.
I review how the judge or panel was selected, whether changes to the composition were properly recorded and whether procedural rules were followed.
Court representation and preparation of a clear legal position.
Legal support with documents, residence and communication with authorities in Ukraine.
Legal and organisational support for building an information security management system.
No unrealistic promises or confusing legal language. You receive clear explanations, options and an agreed plan.
Briefly describe the situation, share the documents you have and mention any upcoming deadlines.
I clarify the circumstances, your goal and the scope of support you need now.
I explain which facts matter, what options are available and which risks to consider.
We agree on next steps, documents, deadlines, format and fees.
These anonymised examples show how a careful review of facts can shape a legal position.
In a military service case, the review focused on when an order took effect, whether the person actually reported to the new duty station, and whether the case materials established intent.
“A clear timeline matters more than assumptions.”
In a utilities dispute, the review addressed the person’s legal status in relation to the property, the basis for the charges and the documents relied on by the claimant.
“Before checking the amount, check the basis of the claim.”
When documents from another authority arrive shortly before a hearing, it is important to record when they became available and request reasonable time to prepare a position.
“The right to be heard starts with a real chance to prepare.”
In a debt claim, people often focus first on the amount. I also check how the case was assigned, whether the composition changed and whether the reasons were recorded. This issue can be reviewed at any stage if the case materials provide a basis.
“Before weighing the evidence, check who is authorised to hear the case.”
“Court composition is not a formality. Lawful proceedings start there.”
A review does not by itself establish a violation or guarantee that a decision will be set aside.
Names and details have been changed to protect confidentiality. These examples describe the work involved and do not promise a particular outcome.
Hello, my name is Hanna. I am an attorney in Ukraine. I work on criminal proceedings and civil cases, and provide support with immigration matters and legal aspects of information security.
My work is guided by careful review, honest explanations of the available options and respect for each person. I do not offer a template answer before understanding what happened and what the client needs.
Describe the situation in a few sentences. Mention where the case is being handled, any upcoming deadline and the support you need.
Write or call to agree on a time and the documents to share for an initial review.