Davida Pajića 7, BeogradTerazije 43, Beograd
Attorney Marko Majkić
Law office in Belgrade: criminal, civil, employment, misdemeanour and immigration law.
- Working languages
- Serbian, English
Practice areas
Eight areas of law in which the office represents individuals and businesses.
- Immigration lawResidence and work for foreigners, permit extensions, family reunification, citizenship.Details
- Criminal lawDefence of suspects and accused persons; representation of victims in criminal proceedings.Details
- Family lawDivorce, parental rights, child support, protection from domestic violence.Details
- Inheritance lawProbate, wills, forced heirship, lifetime maintenance contracts.Details
- Contracts and damagesContracts, compensation for damage, debt collection, loans, leases.Details
- Employment lawDismissal, unlawful termination, unpaid wages, employment contracts, workplace harassment.Details
- Property lawBuying and selling real estate, land registry entries, co-ownership, neighbour disputes.Details
- Misdemeanour lawTraffic offences, penalty notices, fines, protective measures.Details
About the attorney
Marko Majkić is an attorney in Belgrade. He graduated from the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law and, after an internship, passed the judicial and bar exams and was registered with the Belgrade Bar Association.
More about the attorneyEducation and status
- University of Belgrade Faculty of Law: degree
- Legal internship
- Judicial exam
- Bar exam
- Registered with the Belgrade Bar Association
How I work
From the first call to representation: four steps you know in advance.
Contact
Call or send an enquiry. Briefly describe what it is about, without confidential details.
First meeting
A review of your documents, an assessment of the situation and time limits, and an explanation of options and risks.
Written agreement
The scope of work and the fee are set in a written representation agreement, in line with the Bar's tariff.
Representation
I keep you informed about the progress of the case and the next steps.
Legal help for foreigners
Residence, work and setting up a company in Serbia. This site is available in English and Russian, and consultations are held in Serbian and English.
Frequently asked questions
How do I book a first meeting?
Call +381 65 219 2946 or send an enquiry through the form on the Contact page. In the enquiry, briefly describe what it is about without confidential details, and you will get a reply at the contact you leave.
What should I bring to the first meeting?
Your ID or passport and all documents relating to your case: contracts, decisions, summonses, claims, correspondence. If you are unsure what matters, bring everything and we will go through it together.
How are legal fees determined?
Fees are set in a written representation agreement, in line with the Bar's tariff for lawyers' fees and expenses. The amount depends on the type of case, its complexity and the amount of work. You receive a clear written agreement before work begins.
Can a lawyer guarantee the outcome?
No. The outcome depends on the facts, the evidence and the decision of the body handling the case, so no lawyer can promise it in advance. A lawyer can explain your legal position, the risks and the options.
Is what I tell a lawyer confidential?
Yes. A lawyer must keep as a professional secret everything learned from the client in connection with the matter, and this duty continues after the engagement ends.
Contact
Call or send an enquiry. You get a reply at the contact you leave.
Phone
+381 65 219 2946Working languages
Serbian, English