LEGAL DIRECTORY

Criminal Lawyers in Tbilisi

Compare 199 lawyer profiles covering criminal law in Tbilisi. Prepare for a police interview, investigation or court hearing.

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Portrait of Nino Tatoshvili

Nino Tatoshvili

Georgian Lawyers for Independent Profession memberGeorgian Bar Association No. 11327

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Tbilisi

Georgian, English, Russian, French

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Ana Todadze

Georgian Bar Association No. 4231

General Practice (Civil, Criminal and Administrative Law)

Tbilisi

Georgian, English, Russian, Turkish

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Ana Changelia

Georgian Bar Association No. 9685

General Practice (Civil, Criminal and Administrative Law)

Tbilisi

Georgian, English, Russian, French

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Ani Bukia

Georgian Bar Association No. 10249

General Practice (Civil, Criminal and Administrative Law)

Tbilisi

Georgian, English, Russian, German

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Artur Ganiev

Georgian Bar Association No. 10041

General Practice (Civil, Criminal and Administrative Law)

Tbilisi

Georgian, English, Russian, Turkish, Azerbaijani

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Beka Kvinikadze

Georgian Bar Association No. 7803

General Practice (Civil, Criminal and Administrative Law)

Tbilisi

Georgian, English, Russian, German

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PLAN YOUR NEXT STEP

Speak to a criminal lawyer in Tbilisi

A police summons, an arrest, a prosecution and a trial require different immediate steps. Tell the lawyer your procedural status, the authority dealing with the matter and the next scheduled event. Confirm who can attend in Tbilisi and what support is included after the first interview or hearing.

What to send before the first meeting

Keep the summons, arrest record, charging document and court notices where available. Add the case number, relevant dates, the investigator’s contact details and a short account of what happened. Mention interpretation, medical needs or an imminent hearing at the first contact.

Questions about rights and the fee

The Criminal Procedure Code sets out rights of the accused, including defence counsel, silence and protection against self-incrimination. Ask the lawyer how the relevant rules apply to your status. Agree whether the quoted fee covers an interview, a detention visit, a particular hearing or a longer stage of the case, and which expenses are separate.

Official reference: Legislative Herald of Georgia