Speak with a local lawyer when a case involves more than one country
Being stopped abroad is stressful, especially when you do not understand the language or the reason for the stop. Start by finding out which Georgian authority is involved and what document has been issued.
Tell us the person’s location, citizenship, preferred language and any known hearing time. A Georgian criminal lawyer can explain the local proceedings and consider the foreign documents separately. If you already have a lawyer abroad, we can discuss how to coordinate the work.
What we need to understand first
Separate Georgian proceedings from the foreign process or INTERPOL data
Secure understandable communication and interpretation
Coordinate consular contact without treating it as legal representation
Align Georgian deadlines with foreign counsel
Keep sentence enforcement and migration decisions on separate tracks
A final prison sentence may raise an international prisoner-transfer procedure, while an investigation or conviction may require a separate immigration-status review. Neither process should be treated as part of the immediate arrest or defence decision.
What to expect when you contact us
Start with a short account of what happened and any known deadline. Before agreeing to act, we check conflicts and availability and explain the proposed work, fees and communication arrangements. Ask us who will handle your matter and what the next step involves.