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Loan and Microfinance Debt Lawyer in Odesa
We protect you from collector pressure and unlawful charges — in negotiations, in court and in enforcement.
- Collectors keep calling
- An MFO debt keeps growing
- A court order arrived
- A card was frozen
- A lawsuit from a bank or MFO
✓First consultation is free ✓Contract online — 0 UAH
Loans, MFOs and debt collectors
We help when a bank loan or payday loan debt has got out of control: we stop unlawful pressure from collectors, check the charges, challenge court orders and defend you in court and in enforcement proceedings.
How we can help
- calls and threats from debt collectors, pressure on relatives and colleagues
- microfinance (MFO) debts growing because of interest, fees and penalties
- checking whether the charges and the debt calculation are lawful
- court orders and lawsuits by banks, MFOs or collection agencies
- enforcement proceedings: frozen cards and accounts, salary deductions, notarial writs
- debt restructuring, settlements and personal bankruptcy
Our approach
- an honest assessment of what can realistically be done with your debt
- full confidentiality protected by attorney–client privilege
- a clear plan and transparent terms from the first consultation
If you are not in Odesa, you can sign the contract online via Diia and consult by phone or video call.
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- Contract with a lawyer — 0 UAH, signed online
- Available 24/7, no days off
- Consultations in Ukrainian, Russian and English
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Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions clients ask most often
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01 What should I do if debt collectors keep calling?
Do not acknowledge the debt verbally and do not pay without documents. Ask for the company name and the basis of the claim and keep records of calls and messages. A lawyer will send formal demands, and violations can be reported to the National Bank and the police.
02 I received a court order to recover a debt — what now?
An application to cancel a court order can be filed within 15 days of receiving it. After cancellation the creditor may file a lawsuit, and the court will then hear your objections on the merits.
03 Can a microfinance debt be reduced?
Often, yes. We check the contract and the calculation — interest, fees and penalties, including charges during martial law. The unlawful part can be challenged in court or removed in negotiations.
