"Come In for an Interview": What a Police Summons Means in North Macedonia
You've received a police summons or an informal call to 'have a chat'. What it means, whether you must go, in what capacity you'll be heard, and how to prepare.
Attorney at Law · North Macedonia
Clear legal counsel, without the noise.
Advice and representation for businesses and individuals in North Macedonia — contracts, companies, property, employment and disputes, explained in plain language.
Practice areas
Corporate & Commercial Law
Legal support for companies in North Macedonia — from incorporation to everyday commercial decisions.
Contract Law
Contracts that say what you mean — drafted, reviewed and negotiated in Macedonian and English.
Real Estate & Property Law
Safe property transactions — due diligence, contracts, and registration with the cadastre.
Labour & Employment Law
Employment contracts, internal acts, terminations and disputes — for employers and employees.
Family Law
Divorce, custody, support and property division — handled with discretion and a steady hand.
Criminal Law
Defence and representation in criminal and misdemeanour proceedings — from the first police contact to the verdict.
Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Representation before courts and enforcement bodies across North Macedonia.
A lawyer in North Macedonia
As a lawyer (advokat) in North Macedonia, I work with companies and individuals from Skopje and across the country — from commercial and contract law, through real estate and employment, to family matters and representation before the courts. If you are looking for an attorney in Macedonia who explains your legal position in plain language and tells you honestly where you stand, get in touch.
Articles
All articlesPlain-language notes on Macedonian law — for orientation, not as legal advice.
Someone Close to You Was Arrested in North Macedonia: A Family Guide to the First 48 Hours
What happens after an arrest — the 24-hour rule, how detention is decided, how to get a lawyer to them fast, and what family can and cannot usefully do.
Facing Criminal Proceedings in North Macedonia: Your Rights from the First Police Contact
What to do — and not do — when police call you in, how investigation and detention work under Macedonian criminal procedure, and why the first hours matter most.
Contact
The first conversation is about understanding your situation. Reach out by phone or email.