English-speaking lawyer in Regensburg for clear legal advice

Yes. Kanzlei Kesci advises English-speaking clients in Regensburg and beyond. Consultations can be held in English, German or Turkish.

We assist with tax law, criminal tax law, employment law, inheritance matters, real estate matters and other legal issues involving German authorities, courts or employers.

Initial consultations are free. The expected cost is discussed transparently before the consultation, depending on the scope and nature of the matter.

For consumers, German law provides a statutory cap for a first consultation. More complex business, tax or court-related matters may require a separate fee agreement.

If you received a written dismissal in Germany, you should act quickly. In many cases, a claim before the labour court must be filed within three weeks after receiving the dismissal.

Do not wait too long. The dismissal letter, employment contract and possible claims for salary, severance or remaining vacation should be reviewed as soon as possible.

If you receive a tax assessment, audit notice, payment demand or other letter from the tax office, the first step is to review the document, deadlines and legal options.

In tax matters, missing a deadline can create serious disadvantages. We assess whether an objection, suspension of enforcement or further legal action is appropriate.

If you receive a hearing letter, summons, search warrant or contact from the tax investigation authorities, you should not make statements without legal advice.

As a suspect in criminal proceedings, you have the right to remain silent and to consult a defence lawyer. We review the case, the allegations and possible defence options.

Yes. Many matters can be handled digitally by e-mail, phone or video call. Documents can be reviewed electronically, and appointments can be arranged remotely where appropriate.

We advise clients in Regensburg, the surrounding region and throughout Germany, especially where English-speaking legal support is needed.

Yes. German letters from employers, courts, tax offices or authorities can be explained in clear English so that you understand the meaning, risks and next steps.