Frequently asked questions
Questions about assessments, documentation, fees and scope.
What does an initial assessment review?
The context, relevant countries and available documents. This review helps establish whether the matter fits the service and what further information would be needed.
Does an assessment guarantee recovery?
No. Outcomes depend on the facts, evidence, jurisdiction and feasibility of the relevant actions. An assessment is separate from recovery.
Can I contact you from another country?
Yes. Initial contact is remote. Specialized work depends on the matter and jurisdiction and may require appropriately authorized external professionals.
What should I provide when I first contact you?
Share a general summary, your country of residence and the countries involved. Keep identity documents, credentials and full banking details out of the initial message.
Is there a charge for the initial assessment?
An initial assessment may be free or subject to conditions disclosed in advance. Work begins after the client knows and accepts the applicable terms.
How are fees agreed?
Fees and scope are determined individually after the preliminary review. You receive a proposal to review and accept in advance.
Start with a review of the facts.
Share the general context. We agree on the scope and terms before any work begins.
Request an initial assessment