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    Ich bin ein Anwalt in Georgia. Fragen Sie mich etwas über das georgische Recht


    Hallo zusammen. Mein Name ist Natia Nakashidze. Ich bin ein in Georgia zugelassener Anwalt und Gründer und geschäftsführender Gesellschafter von Nakashidze & Partners LLC.

    Ich arbeite mit georgischen und ausländischen Mandanten in den Bereichen Immobilien, Bauwesen, Gewerbeanmeldung, Verträge, Familienrecht, Erbschaft, Aufenthaltsgenehmigungen und Gerichtsstreitigkeiten.

    Mir ist aufgefallen, dass viele Ausländer Fragen zum georgischen Recht haben, aber oft nicht wissen, wo sie verlässliche Informationen finden können.

    Deshalb habe ich beschlossen, diesen Thread zu eröffnen. Sie können allgemeine Fragen zum Immobilienkauf in Georgien, zur Gründung eines Unternehmens, zum Erhalt einer Aufenthaltserlaubnis, zu Scheidung, Erbschaften, Verträgen, Gerichtsverfahren oder anderen rechtlichen Angelegenheiten stellen.

    Ich werde so viele Fragen wie möglich beantworten, basierend auf dem georgischen Recht und meiner Berufserfahrung.

    Bitte beachten Sie, dass die Antworten in diesem Thread nur der allgemeinen Information dienen und keine individuelle Rechtsberatung ersetzen.

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    2. drichko on

      Hi Nana, and welcome!

      How do I get the the virtual zone status/certificate for my IT company which develops software in Georgia, and sells software mostly to overseas?

    3. nick_defiler on

      What is the purpose of law if it stops being a shield for citizens and becomes a weapon used against the weak while protecting those with power? At what point does a legal system lose the right to call itself justice?

    4. jandaba7 on

      Do you agree with the claim that Georgia does not have an independent judiciary? It so, how does it feel working as a lawyer in that environment?

    5. Emergency-Celery6344 on

      I am interested in working in Georgia

      I am foreigner but company uses employment of record, so the company will sponsor visa to be in Georgia.

      What is TAX for 60,000$ yearly income in Georgia and what benefits I get for paying TAX and is there health insurance?

    6. ravenousbeast699 on

      There was a recent case of a Canadian citizen being imprisoned for a bottle of adderall. No prescription carried.

      What should he have done differently to bring it to Georgia? Should he have declared it at customs too?

    9. orchid_parthiv on

      I want to work remotely as a freelancer and get paid for training AIs/LLMs or participate in paid research surveys, hosted entirely by US platforms/companies.

      As a foreign national currently residing in Tbilisi via a Temporary Residency Certificate, do I need to obtain a work permit for this type of part time „occupation“? Thank you!

    11. jknight_cppdev on

      Hello, Natia! I have the following question, very important for me and my family. In one sentence here… You have a kid, who’s going to lose their option for the family reunification, becoming 18, and still needs legalization. What are the options, potential outcomes, and what can you do about it?

      Student resident permit is a nice idea, but it’s not calculated into the total years of being legally in Georgia for the citizenship options.

    12. fuibrfckovfd on

      When you get stopped by 3 policemen and they ask to go through your belongings. What should you do and what rights do they legally have?

    13. Sinocatk on

      I may be in need of legal advice in Georgia, what are your normal rates? I’m currently in Tblisi for a while. What’s the best way to get in contact?

    14. Famous-Buy136 on

      I’m a gerogian secret service member i want to know your crimes tell me everything.

    15. EchowindRDDT on

      Why tf does it cost 100’000€ to only LESSEN a sentence for drug dealing arrested personel that is facing 16 years to life. And how come ive heard of a woman killing a man in georgia and getting only 6 years. Aint that kinda messed up?

    16. ILL____ on

      Hello, I am not a foreigner, but anyway you can answer if you can and if you want, thank you in advance!

      So, my grandmother passed away 2 years ago and left me her house in her will. However, nobody did anything at the time, so the house still belongs to her in the public registry. I was 16 years old when she died and couldn’t go to a notary and the Public Service Hall myself to change the registration to my name. Now that I am 18, I went to a notary, and he processed all the documents based on the fact that I have actually lived in the house since she passed away, rather than based on the will (ანდერძი). My father and uncle wrote a paper refusing the inheritance, so there is no problem now, the house is officially mine. But my question is, technically, if my father, who lived in Turkey the whole time and sent us money to live, hadn’t refused the inheritance, could he have claimed in court that he took actual possession of the estate? Could he have taken the home trom me completely, or at least 1/4 of it? In Georgia, is „actual possession“ (ფაქტობრივი ფლობა) determined by who physically lived in the house, or can it include someone who paid for the family’s living expenses without residing there?

      Also, one important detail: my uncle actually didn’t sign a formal waiver. The notary told me it wasn’t strictly necessary since my actual possession was already legally established. Right now, my uncle is completely in the dark because he believes the house was transferred to my name while my grandmother was still alive, and he doesn’t know how to check the public registry.

      This brings up two more questions. Theoretically, if someone tells him the truth later on, could he resurface in, say, 5 years and claim his 1/4 share through court?
      And can I safely sell the house now? If he finds out after I sell it, could a court annul the transaction and force me to refund the buyer? What kind of legal trouble could I potentially face in that scenario?

    17. EmployerUseful7299 on

      When purchasing real estate, are many foreigners taken advantage of?  If so, in what ways do you see it happening and how good is the legal system at resolving disputes fairly (i.e. no advantage to locals / developers over foreigner individuals)?

    18. FunConstruction2789 on

      If i am married to a georgian woman (as a woman) am i recognized as her wife in georgia?

    21. youradversary0 on

      If I leave the country after receiving a notice to report for military service, don’t report, and stay abroad until I’m 27, could I be arrested when I return after I’ve passed the mandatory conscription age?

    23. Vegetable_Forever840 on

      Hi, this is funny question in my opinion, but I think it’s interesting.
      I know about ban on communist symbols in Georgia. I was wondering what happened if I put on t-shirt with 
      crossed out hammer and sickle?) I mean anti-communist symbolic are banned too?)

    24. T4RI3L on

      Everyone is still waiting for answers but are there legal ways to reduce tax?

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