Adalat means justice in 18 languages and reflects our most important goal: That everyone should receive fair treatment when facing the legal system.
We fight for equality and respect across cultures, with a strong focus on ensuring that you are understood and heard.
The lawyers at Adalat have extensive experience with both criminal law and civil disputes, particularly cases where the state intervenes in your rights.
Whether you have been reported to the police, treated unfairly by NAV or UDI, or had child welfare authorities enter your home — Adalat’s lawyers will take your case.
Our lawyers handle a high number of cases in Norwegian courts each year and are committed to delivering work of thorough legal quality at every stage of the legal process.
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.
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It is completely free to contact us to book an initial consultation. The first meeting is always non-binding, and we do not issue any invoices until you have signed an engagement agreement with us that outlines the terms of the assignment.
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In many of the cases Adalat offers assistance with, free legal aid (fri rettshjelp) is available. This means that the government fully or partially covers your legal expenses. The rules surrounding this can be difficult to understand, so we provide an overview here.
If you have an insurance policy or are a member of a trade union, your insurance or membership will often cover legal expenses. At Adalat, we can look into this for you if relevant.
We encourage you to contact us regardless, so we can discuss your situation in more detail. You can get in touch by clicking here.
We have an office in welcoming premises at Arbins gate 7 in Oslo, but we take on cases from all over the country. You are warmly welcome to drop by and tell us about your case, or schedule an appointment by phone.
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