Moldovan Lawyer for Clients in Italy and Anywhere Else

I am an attorney in the Republic of Moldova with 15 years of practice, a Master of Laws from the Moldova State University (USM), and from 2006 to 2011 I served as a state specialist in consumer protection. I work in Romanian, Russian and English.

This page speaks first to Moldovans living in Italy, but the core message stays the same for everyone: I help clients from any country who need a lawyer from Moldova. Finding this page through an Italy-related search does not mean my services are limited to that community - it is simply a starting point for discussing the needs I most often see among people who live far from home.

Many legal matters in Moldova can be resolved without you returning home. Below are examples that come up frequently with clients in Italy, but they apply to any client abroad:

The most common question from clients in Italy is: how can I resolve something in Moldova if I cannot take time off work? In many cases, the answer is a power of attorney. With a written authorization, I can represent you before authorities, notaries, courts and public registers in Moldova.

A power of attorney can be signed in two ways: before a notary in Italy, followed by an apostille and, where needed, an authorized translation; or free of charge at a consular mission of the Republic of Moldova in Italy. To get started, I accept scanned documents; originals can follow later by courier.

The document is drawn up under the Civil Code of the Republic of Moldova, and its scope is tailored precisely to your goal - from a single transaction to general representation. We clarify all of this together before you visit the notary, so you sign a correct document the first time.

For many Moldovans in Italy, the strongest tie to home is still an apartment, a family house or a plot of land. I can take over the management of a property, prepare the paperwork for a sale or lease, and run checks at the real-estate register - all on the basis of a power of attorney.

In inheritance matters, I can assist you with accepting an estate within the legal deadline, with succession proceedings before a notary, and with the division of assets among heirs, including when those heirs are spread across several countries. Statutory deadlines matter, so it helps to talk early.

Often the first step in a case is obtaining a document: a birth, marriage or death certificate from Moldovan archives, needed either for a procedure in Moldova or for the Italian authorities. I can request and collect these records, prepare them for apostille, and send them to you.

Everything begins with a remote consultation by WhatsApp, Viber or Zoom, at a time that suits Italy's schedule. I work in the Eastern European Time zone (EET).

Once I understand your situation, I explain the steps, the documents required, and an indicative estimate of time and cost. Any figures for state fees and legal fees are always indicative and confirmed according to the specifics of your case.

We communicate in Romanian, Russian or English, whichever you prefer. Initial documents can be scanned, with originals arriving by courier when a procedure requires them. Everything you entrust to me is protected by attorney-client confidentiality.