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office@yudey.ukA good place to start with a brief outline of your question.
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After your enquiry
A clear process from the start.
Before you get in touch
A few useful answers.
You can also read how we work and how our fees are agreed.
Which country website should I choose?
Choose the country connected with your matter. If more than one country is involved, mention each one in your enquiry. The UK form is a suitable starting point if you are unsure where to begin.
What should I include in my first message?
A short account of the matter, the outcome you want and any important dates. Choose one contact method. Please keep identity documents, bank details and sensitive case files out of the initial enquiry; an appropriate document channel can be agreed later.
Can I ask for a telephone conversation?
Yes. Use “Request a call” and include a suitable time and your time zone. You can also select telephone as your preferred contact method in the enquiry form. A call time needs to be agreed; submitting a request does not book an appointment.
What happens before I pay for a service?
The proposed work, responsible professional and fees are agreed in writing before payment. The quotation identifies the scope, applicable VAT and separately charged work. An enquiry does not itself create an accepted legal instruction.