Representation
in the courts of Kazakhstan
Let's look at the documents, the stage of the dispute and procedural deadlines. We agree on the legal position, scope of work and terms of representation. Each selected service includes end-to-end case support, from the initial assessment and document preparation through to completion of the procedure. We handle every stage and keep you informed.
Tactics and scope of work depend on the evidence, type of proceedings and stage of the case.
What our support includes
Evaluate documents and deadlines
Let's study the chronology of the dispute, demands, judicial acts and available evidence. Let's clarify the next procedural steps.
Prepare a legal position
Let's define the necessary documents and arguments. We will coordinate the preparation of a claim, response or other procedural documents in the case.
Agree on representation
We record the stages of involvement and the representative’s authority. The hearings and further actions covered are specified in the contract.
Represent your interests in the case
We participate in the agreed hearings and procedural steps within our authority. We report case progress, court decisions and next steps.
External costs - separately
State fees, examinations, notary and other legal costs are assessed separately depending on the nature of the dispute.
What will be required of you
Provide documents and complete chronology. For representation, obtain the necessary powers.
How to get started
Briefly describe the task.
Let's analyze the source data.
We fix the volume, cost and stages.
We act according to the agreed plan.
Details about the service
For individuals and companies in civil and administrative disputes. First, we evaluate the documents, deadlines and procedural path; then we will agree on the specific stage and scope of representation.
01Which disputes can we help with?
- Civil cases: execution of contracts, debt, losses, corporate, property and labor disputes - after checking the specialization and circumstances.
- Administrative cases: challenging administrative acts, actions or inactions of authorities. This is a different procedure than a normal dispute between two private individuals.
- Criminal defence and administrative offence proceedings are not included in this description. The defence representative’s status and applicable procedural law are assessed separately for those matters.
02What we check before starting a case
- Jurisdiction, the competent court, any arbitration clause, the parties, evidence and the practical prospects of recovery.
- Mandatory claim or other pre-trial procedure: if it is provided for by law or contract, it must be observed before the claim.
- Time limits: the general limitation period for civil claims is three years, but there are special terms and calculation rules. For individual administrative claims, Article 136 of the APPC provides for one month; the starting point depends on the procedure. The deadlines for complaints and appeals are checked separately.
03Stages and result of work
- Position assessment: analysis of facts, evidence, claims and objections; conclusion about risks, resolution options and next steps.
- Preparation: pre-action demand, statement of claim, response, motions, calculations and evidence — according to the contract and stage of proceedings.
- Representation: attendance at agreed hearings, procedural correspondence and updates to the client. Settlements and significant decisions are agreed with the client.
- After the decision: explanation of the result and timing of further actions. Appeal, cassation and enforcement proceedings are separate stages; their inclusion must be explicitly agreed upon.
04Documents for dispute assessment
- Contracts, annexes, acceptance records, invoices, payment documents and correspondence; a brief chronology and clear calculation of the amounts claimed.
- Received claims, lawsuits, judicial acts or decisions of government agencies, along with dates of receipt and confirmation of delivery.
- Documents of the party and representative. Specific actions, including signing a claim, entering into a settlement and appealing, require duly documented authority.
05Representative, costs and restrictions
- Before the assignment, the authority and admissibility of the representation are checked. For a legal consultant, the law provides for membership in a chamber and professional liability insurance; the specific representative is determined upon approval of the case.
- The fee and stage covered are specified in the contract. State fees, expert examinations, translation, notary and travel expenses are agreed separately; recovery of costs from the other party depends on the court’s decision and applicable rules.
- The judicial result and the actual receipt of money cannot be guaranteed. The sooner documents and information about deadlines are submitted, the more opportunities there are to choose the correct procedural path.
The page contains general information, not a conclusion on your case. The requirements depend on the circumstances and the version of the legal acts in effect on the date of application. Before starting work, we will agree on the scope of assistance, cost, timing and external expenses.