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FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
Immediately request a lawyer and do not give testimony before receiving legal advice.
Yes. Georgian law gives you the right not to testify against yourself.
As soon as you become a witness, suspect or defendant, or an investigation is opened against you.
A financial security used as an alternative to detention.
The right to a lawyer, to remain silent, to inform your family and to medical assistance.
Yes, in cases provided for by law and in compliance with the relevant procedural rules.
An agreement between the defendant and the prosecution under the court's supervision.
In certain cases, in the manner established by law.
A sentence whose actual serving is deferred under specified conditions.
Appear together with a lawyer.
The illegal purchase, storage, transportation, sale or other prohibited action involving a narcotic substance.
In compliance with the procedures established by law, at a specialized institution.
By mutual agreement or through the court.
It is not mandatory, but it is often recommended.
As a rule, equally, unless otherwise agreed.
A financial obligation for the maintenance of a child.
An agreement between the parties or the court.
Yes, in the cases established by law.
The court decides based on the best interests of the child.
Fraud, misappropriation, embezzlement, money laundering, tax evasion and other similar acts.
A crime committed using computer systems or the internet.
Immediately contact a criminal defense lawyer and obtain information about the place of detention.
A civil dispute is a legal dispute between private individuals or companies over a property or non-property matter.
When you want to protect your right in court or a claim has been filed against you.
A demand submitted to the court in order to protect a specific right.
The time depends on the category of the dispute and the limitation period established by law.
A period after which submitting a claim to court may become impossible.
Yes, if the damage was caused by another person's unlawful act.
Psychological, emotional or reputational harm that can be compensated.
State fees and expenses for expert examinations, interpreters and other procedural costs.
Yes, in many cases a dispute is resolved without going to court.
The process of the compulsory execution of a court decision.
Through negotiation, through the court, or via the National Bureau of Enforcement.
Gather evidence and consult a lawyer.
Yes, the court may seize property until the dispute is concluded.
An agreement between the parties that is approved by the court.
Depending on the complexity of the case, from several months to several years.
By agreement of the parents or by a court decision.
A temporary measure to protect against domestic violence.
