Consultations
Spoken or written, across Ukrainian legislation. The format follows how branched the question is.
Private practice · Kyiv
Advice, documents and representation for people and companies. A distinct line of work is for citizens of Russia who live, work or run affairs in Ukraine.
Candidate of Juridical Sciences
Head of a department of civil-law disciplines at a law faculty
Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, degree with honours
The practice
Kateryna Valeriivna Bondareva runs a private legal practice in Kyiv. She holds a Candidate of Juridical Sciences degree and heads a department of civil-law disciplines at a law faculty. She graduated with honours from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv.
She is a citizen of the Russian Federation, which is useful when a person living or doing business in Ukraine needs the local rule, not a guess imported from elsewhere. She advises individuals and companies in writing, in conversation, and on site when the papers are better read in the office.
A distinct brief
Residents and non-residents — people who live here, work here or build a business here. The usual work is contracts, filings with courts and public bodies, and a review of documents before they are signed. Private entrepreneurship is its own thread: licences, premises and tax. If the question lives in a folder on site, the consultation can take place in your office.
Scope
One lawyer, not a storefront. These are the matters people actually bring.
Spoken or written, across Ukrainian legislation. The format follows how branched the question is.
Drafting and checking contracts, applications and other papers before anyone signs them.
Representation in court, and follow-through after judgment until the decision is actually carried out.
Family disputes and maintenance: what can be agreed, and what already needs a formal step.
Inheritance questions, from a first reading of the situation through to documents and a dispute.
Real-estate deals and housing disputes, where a mistake shows its price quickly.
Employment relations, paperwork and disputes, for an employee or an employer.
Private enterprise: contracts, leases, licences and tax forks in the road.
Help after a collision: what to collect, whom to write to, and how not to miss a deadline.
Disputes with insurance companies and claims for material damage.
Advice and documents when a result of intellectual work needs to be recorded or defended.
Consumer claims, from a formal notice to a dispute if the seller ignores the first letter.
A working rule
The substance first. Then the precise form of the answer.
How it works
A call, an email or the form. The circumstances are enough: who, which document, which deadline. A full file is not required at the start.
A short written note when the question is narrow. A conversation when there are several forks. A visit when the papers are better read together.
Documents, negotiation, court or enforcement. The scope becomes clear after the first reading, not from a guessed price list.
Briefly
Yes. A written note suits a narrow point. A conversation suits a situation with several forks. The format follows the task.
Yes. That is a distinct part of the practice: residents and non-residents who live, work or run a business in Ukraine, including sole-trader questions, contracts, filings and court.
Yes, when the question is better read from the papers on site — a lease, a licence, or the company contract file.
Yes. I represent clients in court and help at the enforcement stage. Before court there is often a shorter path: a document, a claim letter or a negotiation. That path is checked too.
Contact
I read the phone and the inbox myself. Meetings are in Kyiv, 18 Marshala Tymoshenka Street.