EU cross-border legal support
Inside the single market, business moves freely across borders — but a lawyer is still admitted in one member state. When a matter runs between, say, the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium, engage a verified colleague in the country where the step has to happen.
✦ Free for lawyers — no commission, no hidden fees.
EU law harmonises a great deal — service of documents, jurisdiction, the recognition and enforcement of judgments — yet the courts, the language and the bar admission remain national. Delegation lets you use those EU mechanisms properly, with a colleague admitted in the relevant member state carrying out the local step.
LawyerGo connects lawyers across the EU directly, each verified against their national bar or law society. Whether the task is in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Brussels or beyond, you brief someone who is genuinely entitled to act there.
What lawyers delegate across this corridor
EU cross-border work has its own toolkit. These are the tasks colleagues hand off across member states.
Cross-border debt recovery
Pursuing a debtor in another member state, including the European Payment Order and account-preservation routes, handled by counsel admitted there.
Service of documents
Effecting service in another EU country under the EU Service Regulation, correctly and on time, through a local colleague.
Enforcement of judgments
Recognising and enforcing a judgment in another member state under the Brussels framework, with a lawyer who knows the local enforcement procedure.
Commercial disputes
Local representation in a contract or commercial dispute before the courts of another EU country, on your instruction.
Company, VAT & registration
Setting up or registering an entity, VAT steps, or corporate filings that have to be done in the relevant member state.
Hearings & filings
Attending a hearing or making a filing in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Brussels or another EU city, covered by a verified local colleague.
EU rules, national execution
The EU gives you the legal mechanisms; what you still need is a trusted lawyer admitted where the step lands. LawyerGo profiles show the member state, verified bar registration and languages, so you can engage the right colleague in Dutch, German, French or English and use the EU framework with confidence.
You keep the matter and the client; your colleague takes responsibility for the local task. Conflicts and confidentiality stay yours, and fees are agreed directly between the lawyers — the platform never takes a commission.
See how verification works →One workflow across the single market
Post the task with the member state, the city and the deadline. Verified local lawyers respond, you compare profiles and proposals, agree a fee directly, and instruct your chosen colleague. Documents, messages and progress live in one place, ending in a short closing report.
It is free to use. LawyerGo verifies licences and provides the secure workflow; it does not give legal advice or hold money.
About cross-border task delegation →What LawyerGo is — and is not
We keep the platform honest by being explicit about how it works and where the legal responsibility sits.
We are not a law firm
LawyerGo is a technology platform that connects lawyers. We do not practise law, represent clients, or provide legal services ourselves.
No legal advice from us
Any legal advice comes from the qualified lawyer you engage — never from LawyerGo. We facilitate the connection, nothing more.
Fees arranged directly
Lawyers agree any fee between themselves and settle it directly. We take no commission, charge no fees, and never hold or move money.
Bar verification required
Every account is checked against its bar or law-society registration before it can post or accept work. Unverified accounts cannot transact.
Your duties stay yours
Client consent, conflict checks, confidentiality, and compliance with your bar rules remain the responsibility of the instructing and receiving lawyer.
Confidential by design
Files and messages are encrypted, engagement-level NDAs apply, and verification documents are visible only to our review officers.
Questions, answered
Which EU countries are covered?
How does enforcing a judgment in another EU state work?
Can you help with service of documents under EU rules?
Do you take a commission?
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