Law, people and trust.

Sylwia Szewczyk-Jankowska’s legal practice in Mława. Legal support for businesses, individuals and public institutions.

Sylwia Szewczyk-Jankowska

Legal adviser (attorney-at-law), registered with the Olsztyn Bar Association under number OL-2213.

The office combines careful legal analysis with clear communication and a practical focus on the client’s objective. Matters are handled with responsibility, commitment and attention to confidentiality.

A direct conversation about your circumstances

The first conversation establishes the context and possible next steps. Scope, communication and fees are agreed individually. Fixed fees, hourly billing or a retainer may be used, depending on the engagement.

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A clear plan. At every stage.

From the first conversation to the next steps. You know what working together involves.

  1. Understanding

    We review your situation, documents and objective, and identify important deadlines and missing information.

  2. Planning

    We discuss the options, risks and scope of support, then agree fees and how we will communicate.

  3. Taking action

    We prepare documents, negotiate and carry out the agreed plan according to the needs of the matter.

  4. Representation

    Where needed and authorised, we represent the client in proceedings.

  5. Next steps

    We review the outcome of the work and clarify any remaining responsibilities.

Before we talk.

Answers to common questions. The scope of support is agreed individually.

How much does a legal consultation cost?

Fees are agreed individually after the scope and complexity of the matter are understood.

Can a consultation take place online?

Yes. The date and format can be agreed individually.

How should I prepare for a consultation?

Prepare the relevant documents, a timeline of events and your main questions.

Does the office provide ongoing business support?

Yes. Support can include contracts, employment, negotiations, disputes and day-to-day advice.

Does the office represent clients in court?

Yes, following a review of the matter and acceptance of the mandate.