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Every wording matters

Drafting and reviewing legal documents

We draft contracts, claims and complaints, and review documents before signing — so a wording issue does not turn into a refusal or a dispute.

Protection starts with the paperwork

Tell us by phone which document you need — we will estimate the scope and timing.

8 909 440-80-80

9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
every day

Price list

Documents and reviews

Drafting claims

Preparing a claim that meets court requirements.

from 4,500 ₽

Sale contract review

Legal review of the contract before signing.

from 4,500 ₽

Document review when buying an apartment

A comprehensive check before the deal.

from 4,500 ₽

Drafting complaints

Preparing a complaint to a government body or higher authority.

from 2,500 ₽

Document and contract review

A general legal review of documents.

from 4,500 ₽

Drafting cassation appeals

Preparing an appeal for the cassation court.

from 8,000 ₽

Drafting petitions

Preparing a petition for a court or government body.

from 1,500 ₽

Land lease contract review

Checking the terms and risks of a land lease.

from 4,500 ₽

Legal contract review

Checking a contract for legal risks.

from 3,000 ₽

Equity participation agreement review

Reviewing a new-build purchase agreement.

from 5,000 ₽

Prenuptial agreement review

Reviewing the terms of a prenuptial agreement.

from 5,000 ₽

Drafting lease contracts

Preparing a property lease contract.

from 4,000 ₽

Drafting sublease contracts

Preparing a sublease contract.

from 5,000 ₽

Drafting residential tenancy contracts

Preparing a tenancy contract for an apartment or house.

from 3,000 ₽

Drafting gift contracts

Preparing a property gift contract.

from 5,500 ₽

Legalizing unauthorized structures

Preparing documents for a structure built without a permit.

from 15,000 ₽

Drafting lease contracts

Preparing a lease contract that protects the client's interests.

from 3,000 ₽

Legalizing a layout change

Preparing documents for a completed layout change.

from 20,000 ₽

Drafting sub-tenancy contracts

Preparing a sub-tenancy contract for a residential unit.

from 3,000 ₽

Lease contract review

Reviewing lease terms before signing.

from 3,000 ₽

Drafting and reviewing documents: why wording matters

The USRR refuses registration not because of the deal's substance but often because of a document's form — an incorrectly stated subject, a missing mandatory clause, or contradicting terms. A lawyer drafts the document so it registers on the first try and gives no grounds for a later dispute.

When you need a review vs a new document

A review fits when a document already exists — say, the other party offered a contract, and you need to know which terms are unfavorable or risky. Drafting fits when there is no document yet and it needs to be prepared from scratch for your specific situation.

Reviewing an equity participation agreement

For a new-build purchase agreement, it matters to check the handover deadline, the penalty terms for delay, how project documentation changes are handled, and whether the developer is listed in the registry. Mistakes in these clauses usually surface only after the money has already been transferred.

What to look for in a lease contract

  • How the rent can change during the contract term.
  • Early termination terms — whose initiative it takes and what notice is required.
  • Who is responsible for major and routine repairs.

What to look for in a sale contract

  • An exact description of the property matching the USRR extract.
  • The timing of payment — before or after the title transfer is registered.
  • The seller's obligation to deregister third parties from the address.

How to order the service

Describe the document or situation — we will tell you what is needed to prepare or review it, and the timing.

8 909 440-80-80

Questions about documents

How long does drafting a contract take?
Usually 1-3 business days, depending on complexity and the need to clarify details with the parties.
Can a document that has already been signed be reviewed?
Yes, but there is less room to fix unfavorable terms after signing — it is better to review a document before signing.
Is a notary required for a gift contract?
Notarization is not mandatory for every case of gifting property — it depends on the number of owners and the share involved; we will clarify at the consultation.
Can a contract be reviewed remotely?
Yes, sending a scan or photo of the document is enough — we will return an opinion with a list of risks and recommendations.
What if an unfavorable clause is found in the contract?
We will suggest wording for an amendment or grounds for declining to sign the current version.
How much does reviewing a long contract with attachments cost?
The base price covers a standard contract; attachments and supplementary agreements are quoted separately depending on volume.
What must a lease or rental agreement always include?
The exact address and size of the property, the payment amount and schedule, both parties' rights and duties, liability for early termination, the term and renewal procedure, both parties' details and the signing date.
Can a subletting ban be written into the contract?
Yes, this is a standard, recommended practice - a direct ban on re-letting to third parties without the owner's written consent protects the property owner's interests.
What should I look at first in a sale contract?
The exact description of the property and whether it matches the Rosreestr extract, the timing and order of the money transfer, and the seller's obligation to deregister any third parties.
Is a written form mandatory for a contract between individuals?
For real estate deals - yes, a written form is mandatory; verbal agreements have no legal force for title registration.
What is the difference between drafting a document and reviewing one?
A review is needed when a document already exists - for example, offered by the other party to the deal. Drafting is when no document exists yet and one needs to be prepared from scratch for the specific situation.

A good decision starts with asking the right expert.

Get real answers, weigh your options and move forward with confidence. Tell us about your situation - we will show you what to do next and how to reach a deal without unnecessary hassle.

8 909 440-80-80

9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
every day