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Legal defence of military personnel

All HSA courses for veterans resuming their legal practice are free of char...

Bar Council of Ukraine has exempted veteran advocates of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who are resuming their activities after a year or more of suspension due to their duty to defend the state, from paying for professional development courses conducted by the Higher School of Advocacy. The exemption is valid for one year from the date of resumption of the right to practice.

13.12.25 18:48 Sat 81

Legal defence of military personnel

When agreement is (im)possible: family disputes involving military personne...

The number of family cases involving military personnel is growing, with the most common issues being divorce, division of joint property, alimony, deprivation or contestation of parental rights, adoption, establishment of guardianship, and cases related to domestic violence.

22.10.25 12:03 Wed 481

Legal defence of military personnel

Sincerity, respect, and trust: what is important when communicating with mi...

War changes people not only through their experiences on the front lines or losses, but above all through their perceptions of security, justice, and the limits of their own endurance. Therefore, communication with military personnel and veterans goes beyond psychological issues and becomes a matter of public culture, human rights practice, and even professional ethics for advocates.

16.09.25 16:47 Tue 655

Legal defence of military personnel

The court confirmed that the conclusion of the MAC may be grounds for dismi...

Military personnel who are discharged during martial law due to family circumstances related to the need for constant care for a spouse with a Group I or II disability must confirm this reason with a conclusion from a medical advisory commission (MAC) and a certificate in the form No. 080-4/о.

10.09.25 11:57 Wed 513