Drafting a lawsuit or complaint for your case
A 'form' for a lawsuit or complaint is only a frame — what matters is the content: the claim, the facts, the evidence and the deadline. We draft the document for your case and file it with the court or the authority.
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- Courts of all instances
We start by assessing the case: what you are claiming, against whom, what evidence you have and how much time is left. Then we draft the lawsuit or complaint, prepare the attachments and file it.
If you wish, we take the case to the end — attending hearings and drafting further complaints.
Lawsuits — which cases
- Debt recovery
- Alimony
- Divorce and division of property
- Inheritance
- Reinstatement at work and unpaid wages
- Compensation for damage, including moral damage
- Breach of contract
- Disputes with a developer or a neighbour
- Requests to secure a claim
Complaints — which cases
- Challenging a fine or an administrative report
- Administrative complaints and lawsuits against a public authority
- Appeals and cassation complaints
- A statement of defence — when you are being sued
- A complaint against a default judgment
- Challenging a refusal of residence or citizenship
- A personal data complaint
Why a template is not enough
A template is written for a general case. The court assesses your claim by the facts and evidence, and some deadlines cannot be restored once missed. That is why the document is best written for your case.
Our services
- Assessing the case and checking deadlines
- Drafting the lawsuit, defence or complaint
- Preparing evidence and attachments
- Filing with the court or the authority
- Representation in court
Questions & answers
Where can I find a lawsuit form?
General forms can be found online, but a form is only a frame — you have to write the claim, the facts and the evidence. We draft the lawsuit for your case.
How much does filing a lawsuit cost?
The state fee depends on the type and amount of the dispute. We will tell you the price of our service after reviewing the case.
The deadline has passed — is it still possible?
It depends on the case. Contact us as soon as possible — we will check which options remain.
Legal basis
- Civil Procedure Code of Georgia
- Administrative Procedure Code of Georgia
- General Administrative Code of Georgia
Official texts (in Georgian) — Legislative Herald of Georgia, matsne.gov.ge.
Important: the information on this page is general and based on the law in force on the date it was published.
Laws change and every case is different, so this information doesn't replace advice from a lawyer. Before you act on it, contact us. MMLAW is not responsible for decisions made solely on the basis of this information.
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