Legal areas
Criminal cases
The attorneys at Advokatfirman Codex regularly undertake engagements as public and private defenders. In recent years, the law firm’s attorneys have represented clients in several of the largest criminal proceedings in Sweden.
The law firm’s lawyers have long experience of being appointed as injured party counsel and regularly assume engagements in different parts of the country.
At Advokatfirman Codex we accept engagements as special representatives and protect the rights of children in the best possible manner.
Feel free to contact us if you need a:
- Defender
- Injured party counsel
- Special representative for a child
Certified at the Swedish Migration Agency
Advokatfirman Codex har ingått en överenskommelse med Migrationsverket och blivit certifierad arbetsgivare. Detta innebär att ansökningar om arbetstillstånd som skickas in av Advokatfirman Codex har en kortare handläggningstid hos Migrationsverket.
Migrationsverket fattar beslut i kompletta ärenden inom 10 arbetsdagar vid förstagångsansökan och 20 arbetsdagar vid en förlängningsansökan.
Migration law
Advokatfirman Codex is one of the leading law firms within migration law and possesses particular expertise in this legal area. Ever since the law firm’s inception, we have had a particular interest in migration law issues.
Over the years, the law firm has handled a number of cases that have been tried by the Migration Court of Appeal.
In addition, two of our attorneys have successfully represented a client in a noted case that was referred to the CJEU in Luxembourg and subsequently decided by the CJEU’s Grand Chamber.
The lawyers at Advokatfirman Codex provide legal advice and representation regarding:
- Asylum
- Custody
- Work permit matters
- Matters involving residence permits for the self-employed
- Residence permits based on nexus, etc
- Applications for Swedish citizenship
- Legal investigations in migration law issues on behalf of companies and private individuals
Family law
Over the years, the law firm’s lawyers have represented a large number of clients in family law cases, some of which have been very extensive and complicated. With their cutting-edge expertise, the lawyers at the law firm have protected their clients’ interests in the best possible manner.
At the law firm, we undertake matters involving:
- Custody of children
- Children’s residence
- Contact rights
- Right to remain in joint property pending division of marital property
- Appointment as trustee in the above legal matters
- Drafting of prenuptial agreements
- Drafting of domestic partnership agreements
- Legal investigations in matters concerning custody, residence and contact with children
Welfare law – LVU, LVM, LPT, LRV
In certain cases, decisions regarding compulsory custody may be taken in order to minimise the risk of injury to oneself or otherwise suffering hurt. Contact Advokatfirman Codex if you or anyone close to you needs help with matters concerning compulsory care.
The lawyers at the law firm undertake cases regarding:
- LVU (Care of Young Persons (Special Provisions) Act)
- LVM (Care of Substance Abusers Act)
- LPT (Compulsory Psychiatric Care Act)
- LRV (Forensic Psychiatric Care Act)
International private law
Abduction of children/retention of children
Situations may arise in which one of the parents abducts a joint child either from Sweden to another country or from another country to Sweden. In other cases, a child may be retained in Sweden after the end of a contact meeting or retained in another country after the end of a contact meeting abroad. In the case of these matters, there is a possibility for a parent to request that the child be returned to the child’s home country, among other things pursuant to the 1980 Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction. Even if the child is abducted or retained in a country that has not acceded to the Convention, there are possibilities in other ways to conduct proceedings to have the child returned to Sweden.
Attorney Ilhan Aydin has many years’ experience of matters involving abduction or retention of children. He is regularly retained in these often complex matters and, over the years, has successfully assisted many parents in getting back on their abducted or retained children.
Legal aid and Legal protection
We provide legal aid and legal protection. We accept engagements from throughout the country.
The Swedish Bar Association's consumer dispute board
Disputes relating to services provided by the law firm to consumers can be tried in the Bar Association's Consumer Disputes Board. In this context, consumer refers to a natural person who acts for purposes that fall outside business or professional activities.
If a client who is a consumer is dissatisfied with the service provided by the lawyer, the client should contact the lawyer to discuss the matter and to try to reach an amicable solution. If the client has not contacted the lawyer to discuss the complaint and try to reach an amicable solution, but directly turns to the Consumer Disputes Board to have the dispute heard, the board can reject it. A prerequisite for the dispute to be heard by the Consumer Disputes Board is that it is not already being processed or has already been decided by a court.
If a case has been initiated with the lawyer's insurer, the issue must be resolved within the framework of the insurance agreement before the consumer can turn to the Consumer Disputes Board. An insurance case will thus be considered part of the consensual solution that must be concluded, before a case can be initiated at the Consumer Disputes Board. If, despite this, a case is received by the Consumer Disputes Board, the board will declare this suspended until the insurance issue is resolved.
If it is not possible to reach a solution by consensus, it is the lawyer's responsibility to inform the client of the possibility of having the matter tried within the framework of the Bar Association's Consumer Disputes Board. Added to this is the fact that a lawyer is obliged to participate in the Consumer Disputes Board's examination, if a solution by consensus has not been achieved.
The Consumer Disputes Board has the following contact details:
Mailing address:
Consumer Disputes Board
Swedish Bar Association
Box 27321
102 54 Stockholm