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Criminal defence lawyer in Chișinău, Moldova

Criminal defence in Chișinău: assistance during detention and interviews, preventive measures, investigation and court proceedings in Moldova.

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How we help

  • Assistance at detention and interviews
  • Defence at the hearing on preventive measures
  • Defence during the investigation and in court
  • Appeal and cassation
  • Representing the victim and claiming compensation

When to contact us

If you or a relative has been detained or summoned by investigators, call immediately. Do not sign anything or make statements without a lawyer.

We set the fee in writing after the first consultation.

Frequently asked questions

Can I refuse to make a statement without a lawyer?

Suspects and defendants have the right to a defence lawyer. Call a lawyer before you sign anything.

Practical points for your situation

Preparing for a procedural step

At first contact, identify the authority, the capacity stated in the summons and the scheduled attendance. Separate personal observations from information received from others. Do not fill gaps in your account with assumptions about facts you do not know.

Organising defence evidence

Preserve documents and messages in their available form, with relevant context and dates. A timeline may reveal inconsistencies between accounts and records. Do not delete or alter materials or attempt to coordinate other people’s statements.

Urgent steps and different objectives

Assistance at questioning, challenging a measure and preparing for trial are distinct tasks. Review focuses on the particular act, its reasons and the applicable deadline. Disclose medical or language difficulties so that suitable procedural requests can be assessed.

Assessing the risks

A strategy cannot rest solely on one person’s account. Accessible evidence, alternative explanations and the consequences of each procedural position must be considered. The outcome cannot be promised on the strength of reviewing a few documents.

Preparing for the first discussion

When arranging an appointment, briefly describe the issue, intended result and any approaching deadline. Prepare a timeline and a list of available and missing documents. Send sensitive records only after agreeing a communication channel. The consultation should clarify options, risks and steps requiring further evidence. Document preparation, representation and related expenses depend on the agreed scope of engagement; making an appointment should not be assumed to include all these services.