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Pavel Petrov — Russian Lawyer in Moscow

I am Pavel Petrov, a Russian lawyer based in Moscow. I have worked in legal practice throughout my professional career and provide clear English-language assistance to clients who need to understand Russian law without exaggerated promises or hidden expectations.

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Why clients work with me

  • Bankruptcy practice since 2016. I began handling personal bankruptcy cases when the procedure was still new in Russia.
  • Status as an insolvency practitioner. I understand bankruptcy from the debtor, creditor and financial-manager perspectives.
  • Honest assessment. If a faster or less expensive solution is available, I say so directly.
  • Broad practice. Bankruptcy, debt, real estate and immigration work often overlap, so risks are considered together.
  • English communication. Foreign clients receive plain-English explanations of Russian documents, procedure and realistic outcomes.

Bankruptcy and disputes

My work includes full personal bankruptcy procedures and separate disputes involving transaction challenges, creditor claims and subsidiary liability of persons controlling a debtor.

Foreign nationals in Russia

I represent foreign nationals in matters involving entry bans, temporary and permanent residence, citizenship and other disputes with Russian migration authorities.

Real estate and debt

My practice includes property disputes, transaction due diligence, damage to apartments and commercial premises, debt assignment and recovery analysis.

A consultation is a substantive assessment

A paid Telegram consultation is intended to explain the current legal position, key risks and practical next steps. It is not a sales call. If no further paid service is currently required, I will say so.

Discuss your situation in English

Send the essential facts and documents after booking. I will review the issue under Russian law and explain the available options and limitations.

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