A law firm in Busan
that works in your language
Criminal, family, property and employment matters, handled by the attorney who works in that area.
Practice areas
Seventeen areas, each handled by the attorneys who work in it, with consultations in your language
Where foreign residents need us most
Three situations our office is asked about almost every week
Guides for foreign residents
What to do first, written in plain English
If the police ask you to come in
A summons is a request to appear, and ignoring it can lead to a warrant. You may reschedule, ask for an interpreter, and have an attorney wi…
Divorce when one spouse is Korean
A Korean court is usually available if one spouse lives in Korea. Property built during the marriage is divided whoever …
Getting a housing deposit back
Address registration at immigration works the way resident registration does for lease protection. If the lease has ende…
Unpaid wages and workplace accidents
Wages, overtime, severance after a year and accident insurance apply regardless of status. An inspector at the regional …
Fees, interpreters and the first consultation
Consultations are paid, and the fee is confirmed when you book. Bring your residence card or passport and any documents …
Our attorneys 20+
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How we look at a case
A short film about the work our attorneys do with the people who come to us.
Daehan Jungang in numbers
A full-service firm in Haeundae
Founded in Busan in 2019 and now more than twenty attorneys, with criminal, civil, family, labor, tax and administrative teams working under one roof.
Figures from the firm's own records.
From first contact to resolution
Four steps, in the language you are comfortable with
Request a consultation
Send the form or call the office
Case review
An attorney reads your facts and documents
Strategy
We set out the options and what each one costs
Representation
We act for you and keep you updated in your language