Lachezar Vesov Lawyer in Bulgaria
Business · Commercial Contracts · Property · Sport
I’m an English-speaking attorney in Sofia. I help founders set up companies in Bulgaria, buyers check property before paying a deposit, and businesses negotiate contracts and recover unpaid invoices. Consultations are available in English or Russian, including from abroad.
What do you need help with?
Starting or running a business
Company formation, shareholder arrangements, governance and legal support for business transactions.
Drafting or reviewing a contract
Payment terms, liability, termination and negotiations before you commit to an agreement.
Legal support in sport
Contracts for athletes and coaches, sponsorship, clubs, academies and sports facilities.
Buying or dealing with property
Title checks, preliminary contracts, property purchases and sales, and property disputes.
Recovering an unpaid invoice
If a customer has missed a payment, I can review the contract, invoices and correspondence and discuss how to pursue the debt.
Dealing with dismissal or a proposed exit
If you have received a dismissal notice or an offer to end your employment by agreement, I can review the documents with you and identify deadlines and options.
Lachezar Vesov, attorney in Sofia
I am Lachezar Vesov, an attorney in Sofia and a member of the Sofia Bar Association since 2016. I advise Bulgarian businesses, international investors and individuals on corporate, contractual and property matters, and represent clients in disputes.
My professional background also includes work in the Bulgarian Football Union’s disciplinary and appellate structures. My full profile sets out my education, professional experience and links to verify my credentials.
Sofia Bar Association · admitted 2016
Registration no. 1400697210 · Consultations in English and Russian
How we start working together
- Outline the matterIdentify the parties, the decision you need to make and any approaching deadline.
- Agree the scope and feeWe clarify the work, documents and costs before the engagement starts.
- Plan the next stepsWe arrange document sharing, the consultation and the actions required.
Working with a Bulgarian lawyer from abroad
You can start by explaining your matter in English. I will clarify the proposed work, the information needed and the next steps before you commit to an engagement.
What should I send first?
Describe the issue, identify the parties, say what you want to achieve and flag any deadline. Mention where you are based and whether the matter concerns a company, contract, property or dispute. We can then agree which documents are needed and how to share them.
How are scope and fees agreed?
The proposed engagement identifies the work covered and the legal fee. Court, registry, notarial, translation and other third-party costs are considered separately. A document review, negotiations and court representation may require different scopes.
Advice and document review can often begin remotely. Whether a later step needs your attendance, an original document or a notarised power of attorney depends on the matter and the receiving institution. Confirm the signing requirements before arranging certification abroad.
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Experience & Education
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Practical answers on documents, deadlines and next steps, with links to the detailed guides.
Request a consultation
Tell me who is involved, what you need to achieve and which language you prefer. If a deadline is approaching, include the exact date. I’ll confirm how I can help, what documents I need and the proposed fee. Please wait for confirmation that I have accepted the engagement before relying on me to act.
Reg. no. 1400697210 — verify in the public register →
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