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Pásztor BernadettLaw Office

Considered representation, handled personally — in Hungarian, English and French.

PropertyCondominiumCorporateContractsCopyrightEmploymentCompany representationFamily

Office
Central Budapest
Practice
Eight areas
Languages
Hungarian · English · French
Meetings
In person and online

Approach

A legal matter is rarely only a legal matter.

Behind every property purchase, every employment relationship that is ending, and every corporate restructuring, there is a situation in someone’s life. The office starts from the position that you should understand precisely what is happening: the decision in front of you, what follows from it, and a realistic timeframe.

In practice that means clear information, an attorney you can actually reach, and documents written in plain language.

Practice Areas

Eight areas the office works in

The office accepts instructions in the following areas — from advice through drafting to representation in court.

Buda Castle and the Danube embankment

About

Personal attention, one pair of hands.

The office was founded by Dr Bernadett Pásztor, attorney-at-law, in 2011. She handles every instruction personally — in Hungarian, English and French.

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Office address

Vígszínház utca 5. I. em. 6.
1137 Budapest(14-es doorbell)

The office is easy to reach by public transport (trams 4 and 6, metro M3 from Nyugati tér, and bus 15) and by car.

Please note that bicycles and electric scooters cannot be brought into the office. There is a bicycle rack in the courtyard of the building where a bicycle can be locked. Anything left in the courtyard is left at the owner’s own risk; the office accepts no liability for it.

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Map: Vígszínház utca 5, Budapest, District XIII© OpenStreetMap

FAQ

Common questions

The questions that come up most often before a first enquiry. If yours is not here, do write.

  • How does an instruction begin?

    Send an email setting out in a few sentences what the matter concerns. You will have a substantive reply within a few working days — including where that reply is that more information is needed. We then arrange a time to go through the detail.

  • What does a matter cost?

    The scope of the instruction and the basis of charging — hourly or fixed fee, whichever suits the matter — are agreed in writing before the matter is taken on. There are no later costs that were not agreed in advance.

  • Do I need an appointment?

    Yes. Meetings are by prior arrangement, which means there is enough time set aside for your matter. The office is in central Budapest, on Vígszínház utca, a few minutes from Nyugati tér.

  • What kinds of matters does the office take on?

    Property law, condominium and housing co-operative law, corporate law, contracts and e-commerce, copyright and patents, employment law, company representation and family law. In practice they frequently meet — on the sale of a company, corporate, employment and copyright questions can all arise at once.

  • In employment matters, do you act for employers or employees?

    The office accepts instructions from both — though, naturally, only one side in any given matter. For employees the work is typically reviewing a termination and conducting the dispute; for employers it tends to be preventative: contracts and policies kept in order.

  • Can matters be handled in English or French?

    Yes. Matters can be handled in Hungarian, English or French, and contracts and advice can be prepared in either foreign language.

Contact

Write to the office

The office takes enquiries by email. A short description of the matter helps us give you a substantive reply.

Email

  • A substantive reply within a few working days
  • Hungarian · English · French
Vígszínház utca 5. I. em. 6. · 1137 Budapest