Administrative law lawyer in Georgia
We help individuals and businesses challenge unlawful decisions of public authorities and navigate licensing, permit and regulatory procedures in Georgia.
Administrative law covers relations with government agencies, licensing, permits and regulatory matters. MMLAW helps you manage bureaucratic processes effectively.
Deadlines in administrative disputes are short, so it matters to contact a lawyer as early as possible — ideally as soon as you receive the decision.
What we handle
- Administrative complaints to the superior body
- Administrative lawsuits in court
- Fines and administrative offences
- Licences and permits
- Tax and customs disputes
- Public service (civil service) disputes
Questions & answers
What is the deadline to challenge an administrative act in court?
As a rule, one month from the date the act was officially delivered to you. Some cases have different statutory terms, so check the exact deadline immediately.
Do I have to file an administrative complaint first?
In some cases the law requires a complaint to the superior body before going to court; in others you may go straight to court. We assess which route is faster and stronger.
Can a fine be appealed?
Yes. A decision on an administrative offence can be appealed to the superior body or to the court within short statutory deadlines.
Legal basis
- General Administrative Code of Georgia
- Administrative Procedure Code of Georgia
- Code of Administrative Offences of Georgia
Official texts (in Georgian) — Legislative Herald of Georgia, matsne.gov.ge.