Expert legal assistance across Ukraine
Honesty, in-depth expertise and a results-focused approach. We explain complex matters in plain language and handle your case from the first consultation to its conclusion.
Justera is a law firm providing comprehensive protection in military, criminal, corporate law. An objective assessment of your case prospects before work starts. Online consultations across Ukraine.
Why clients choose Justera
We do not promise easy wins. We assess your situation honestly, explain the options and handle the case step by step — with transparent pricing and reports at every stage.
We understand the system from the inside: how decisions are made in military units, Territorial Recruitment Centres (TCC/ТЦК), the police, the prosecutor’s office and the courts.
We explain what is happening in your case, what options you have and how they differ — without legal jargon.
We fix the scope of work and the fee in the agreement before work begins. No hidden charges.
We assess the risks and prospects before starting work and explain every stage.
We build a strategy around your case, prepare the documents and handle communication with state authorities.
Consultations and document exchange online, with no need to visit an office. Convenient for those abroad, too.
Practices. Areas of law we work in every day
Justera's military lawyers protect the interests of service members, persons liable for military service and their families: TCC, MMC, payments, discharge, AWOL.
Justera's lawyers defend suspects, accused persons and businesses in criminal proceedings and represent victims during the investigation and in court.
We support companies in Ukraine from registration to deals, investment and disputes, reducing legal risks and protecting owners' interests.
Industries
We know how our clients’ industries work and what legal issues arise in them.
IT and technology
Product companies, outsourcing, start-ups.
Defense Tech
Manufacturers and developers of defence solutions.
Fintech and virtual assets
Payment services, crypto projects, exchangers.
E-commerce and retail
Online shops, marketplaces, retail.
Logistics and foreign trade
Carriers, freight forwarders, importers and exporters.
Your industry is not on the list?
Tell us about your task, and we will let you know whether we can help.
How we work. Four steps from first contact to resolution
Learn more- 01
First contact
You message us, call or leave a request. We agree on a convenient time and format for the consultation.
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Analysis and assessment
We review the documents and circumstances and give an honest assessment of the prospects and risks before any work begins.
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Strategy and agreement
We propose an action plan, timeframes and a fee, and set everything out in a legal services agreement.
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Support through to the outcome
We prepare documents, conduct negotiations, handle communication with state authorities and represent you in court. We report to you regularly.
You know the price before work begins
We publish an indicative “from” price for every service. The exact amount and scope of work are fixed in the agreement — no extra charges “for the process”.
Insights. We explain changes in law and practice
All articlesDeferment from mobilisation in Ukraine: 2026 grounds
Who is entitled to a deferment from mobilisation in Ukraine in 2026, what documents to prepare, how to apply via Reserv+ or the TCC, and what to do if refused.
Discharge from military service in Ukraine: grounds
On what grounds you can be discharged from military service in Ukraine under martial law, how to file a request, what to attach and how to appeal a refusal.
How to appeal an MMC (VLK) decision in Ukraine
Disagree with a Military Medical Commission (VLK) decision in Ukraine? What to check in the certificate, how to appeal to a higher MMC or court, what you need.
TCC fine in Ukraine: how to appeal and deadlines
How to appeal a TCC fine in Ukraine: 10 days to complain under Art. 289 CAO, what to check in the decision, where to file, and what happens if you pay late.
FAQ
In brief: how the first consultation works, what a lawyer costs and how we keep your information confidential.
All questionsHow does the first consultation work?
It takes place online — by video call, phone or messenger. The lawyer clarifies the circumstances, reviews the documents and explains the options and risks. If further work is needed, you receive a plan, timeframes and a fee. It usually lasts up to 45 minutes.
How much do a lawyer’s services cost?
A consultation costs from $45. We publish an indicative price for every service on the Prices page. The final price depends on the scope of work and is fixed in the agreement before work begins.
Can I work with you if I am in another city or abroad?
Yes. Consultations, signing the agreement and exchanging documents all happen online. If attendance is needed in court, at a Territorial Recruitment Centre (TCC/ТЦК) or during an investigative action, we arrange the lawyer’s participation in advance.
Do you guarantee a result?
No conscientious lawyer can guarantee the decision of a court or a state body — this is also prohibited by the Rules of Advocates’ Ethics. Instead, we provide an honest assessment of the prospects before work begins, quality work within the scope of the agreement and regular reports.
How is confidentiality protected?
The fact that you contacted a lawyer, everything you tell us and your documents are covered by legal professional privilege (Art. 22 of the Law of Ukraine “On the Bar and Practice of Law”). Please do not include sensitive details in the website form — we will discuss them in person.
Let’s discuss your situation
Leave your contact details or message us in a messenger — a lawyer will get in touch, clarify the circumstances and propose an action plan.
- An objective assessment of your prospects before work begins
- Transparent pricing, fixed in the agreement
- Online across Ukraine: phone, video or messenger
- Legal professional privilege from your very first message