In criminal proceedings, every word and every missed deadline carries weight. Dimov & Partners provides defense at every stage: from the first summons for questioning, through the investigation, to the main trial and appeals, as well as representation of injured parties seeking justice and compensation.
What does the service cover?
- Defense of suspects and defendants at all stages of the proceedings
- Presence and counsel during questioning and searches
- Defense in proceedings on precautionary measures and detention
- Representation of injured parties: property claims and criminal complaints
- Misdemeanor proceedings
- Legal remedies: appeals and extraordinary legal remedies
- Emergency availability for urgent criminal matters
Why Dimov & Partners?
- Rapid response: in criminal matters, the first hours are the most critical
- Thorough work on the evidence, not routine attendance
- Complete confidentiality, guaranteed by attorney-client privilege
Frequently asked questions
I have been summoned for questioning. Should I go alone?
Do not give a statement without first consulting an attorney. You have the right to a defense counsel, and a statement given at the outset shapes the entire course of the proceedings that follow.
What is the difference between a suspect and a defendant?
You are a suspect during the pre-trial stage, until the indictment is confirmed; after that your status changes to defendant. The right to a defense belongs to you at every stage.
I am a victim of a criminal offense. What can I claim?
As an injured party you can participate in the proceedings, propose evidence and file a property claim for compensation of the damage. Professional representation significantly increases effectiveness.
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Urgent criminal matter?
Call us immediately at (+389) 70 265 354. For urgent cases we respond with priority.
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