Legal problem in Germany?
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A termination letter, a rental dispute, visa trouble, an official letter you can't fully read — or a crime committed against you?
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How Klarlaw works
We built it because we lived it: English speakers in Germany, looking for a lawyer who actually works in English.
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Two minutes, in English. A rough idea is enough.
We look for your lawyer
A vetted German lawyer who works in English.
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A free 15-minute call and a clear quote before any paid work.
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Employment
Terminated or pressured to sign? You have 3 weeks to challenge a termination — and severance is often negotiable.
Immigration & residence
Residence permit trouble, rejected applications, citizenship, dealing with the Ausländerbehörde.
Housing & rental
Deposit not returned, rent increases, defects, eviction threats — tenant rights in Germany are strong.
Victim of a crime
Assault, fraud, theft, harassment — file a criminal complaint (Strafanzeige) properly, join proceedings (Nebenklage), claim compensation.
Family
Divorce, custody, and marriage matters across languages and borders.
Contracts & consumer
Subscription traps, disputed bills, purchases gone wrong, contracts you were rushed into.
Also: personal injury & accident claims, social security (health insurance, unemployment, pension), traffic fines, driving bans and licence problems, business and commercial disputes — and if you're the one accused, we can connect you with a defense lawyer too.
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Deadline check
Not sure whether you're on a deadline? Check it here.
Mahnbescheid in English
Owed money? File a court payment order yourself, in English.
Common questions
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