The name Adalat might sound a bit unusual, but it’s far from accidental. Adalat means «justice» in Persian and symbolizes something that is crucial to us: That everyone is entitled to fair treatment no matter who they are. Everyone deserves respect and to be met with professional help in a vulnerable time.
Our lawyers have long and broad experience with both state authorities and private clients, and a special interest in the field of individual rights. Even though we are a small law firm, our profile is uncompromising: We want to help the individual against the system when needed. We never compromise when it comes to protecting your rights.
Our lawyers have extensive experience with Norwegian courts, the Immigration Appeals Board (UNE) and the Human Rights Court, and are known for working thoroughly and with high quality throughout the legal process.
Our lawyers work within a wide range of practice areas, and our main goal is to help everyone who contacts us. If you need help in any of the areas listed, we’re happy to have a free initial chat about your case.
Whether you are at risk of losing your liberty, your child, or your job, our lawyers are used to standing up for individuals in conflict with the authorities. We frequently take on cases against UDI and UNE, cases involving child welfare, forced psychiatric care, compensation claims, employment disputes, and more. We always offer a free initial conversation. Should you need more legal help, we can often assist through legal aid or fixed prices. We also have reasonable hourly rates.
Some of our practice areas are particularly prioritized, and our lawyers are more experienced in those. These areas are listed under «Our Specialties.» We also have good experience in several other legal areas, especially human rights and contract law. Please contact us if you are wondering whether we can help in your case.
If you’re unsure if we can help you, we are happy to talk to you. It’s free, and we’ll let you know if we believe we can assist you. Contact us.
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LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE
What happens when the child welfare services open a case against you?
Have you ended up in conflict with the other parent of your child?
Have you been deported from Norway? Are you applying for a residence permit, citizenship, or asylum?
It can be difficult to apply for a permit from the state and/or get help from NAV.
Many types of cases may lead to compensation. We find that many clients have valid claims without knowing it.
