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International:
Miss Legal offers legal assistance in Belgium, India, The Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, Surinam, Turkey, UK and Ukraine. We speak English, Dutch, Spanish, Russian, Turkish, Arabic and Portuguese. We offer our consultations through (video) calls and in writing.
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Miss Legal empowers her clients to solve their problems themselves. We do this through comprehensible advice, useful blogs and inspiring workshops that we provide - also - on behalf of educational institutions, international organizations and the government.
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Miss Legal is your strategic partner who guides you with the business side of your life. We help expats, entrepreneurs and families with all kinds of legal matters. Present your problem to Miss Legal and immediately get a practical solution that will make you feel smarter and stronger.
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Miss Legal works in teams of lawyers, tax specialists, financial advisors, lawyers, notaries, private investigators and business coaches. This makes Miss Legal the only one-stop legal shop where you get help in all possible areas, both nationally and internationally.
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Submit your question or problem to Miss Legal and you will immediately receive a handy advice or a practical solution. With us, you do not pay per hour, but a fixed amount per session, advice or solution.
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Miss Legal has no traditional offices, office hours or open days from nine to five. We work fully online, fast and are available seven days a week. Ask Miss Legal a question and get an answer within 24 hours!
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