Lawyer
Yana Filonenko

In 2011, I was in an accident. Since the accident, I'm unable to walk due to the injuries I sustained. I tried to collect compensation from the insurance company myself, but they refused, citing the driver's inability to provide all the necessary documents. In 2013, I met Yana at the hospital where I was undergoing rehabilitation. She was a volunteer. I asked her to help me. Yana filed a lawsuit. I couldn't attend the court hearings due to poor health. With the help of Yana and other friends, I finally made it to the final hearing to give my testimony. Unfortunately, the judge refused. I was very disappointed and depressed, but I trusted God to help us. Thanks to Yana's professionalism and persistence, we ultimately won the case, or rather, the appeal. I received 54,000 UAH in insurance compensation. You can read the court's decision on Yana's website; I have given permission for it to be published. I'm very grateful to Yana. People like her change our lives for the better.

We got to know Yana Vyacheslavivna during the winter of the past. I was still seeing it. In my morning there were two children, and my great man declared three calls against me. The first stouvavsya burden of harm for the ruined cabin, for which reason they kicked us out and turned on the scorch. Another is about the Primus withdrawal from registration and the third is about the reduction of credit fees for a card to a bank with which he himself was a customer. Yana Vyacheslavivna promptly came to my notice, wrote a note, gave it to me, and then came to the Irpinsky court for all court hearings and never took the money unless the meeting was held. My crazy man in Berezny 2016 asking for two, call without looking. You are well aware that with such a lawyer your chances are zero. Now in the provadzhennaya there is one on the right about the registration, but I’m singing that we won.

I inherited an apartment in Odessa from my uncle in Israel. As it turned out later, there were people living there who refused to move out even after I showed up with all the necessary documents. Yana and I have known each other for a long time. Since she's a friend of my sister's, I turned to her for help. Yana prepared the eviction papers through the courts. It wasn't a quick process, both through the courts and through the enforcement authorities, but the unwanted guests finally left. Thanks, Yana.

In January 2015, I learned that an arbitration court had issued a decision to recover funds for an apartment financed with a loan in US dollars. Later, without my knowledge, the bank again received a writ of execution, which it submitted to the enforcement service. On the recommendation of a friend, I contacted lawyer Yana Filonenko. After protracted legal proceedings, Yana secured an overturn of the arbitration court's decision and the dismissal of the case. She allowed the decision to be published on the website.

I'm grateful to Yana for her timely consultation when I was unlawfully attacked by the police. One phone call to the lawyer and they were immediately put in their place and left me alone. These days, everyone needs to contact an experienced human rights lawyer and consult with them in most situations!

In April 2013, PrivatBank repossessed my car for nonpayment of the loan. For almost two years, I couldn't find out what happened to the car. In 2015, after receiving a lawsuit for debt collection from me and my guarantor, despite the fact that I hadn't used the car for two years, I contacted a lawyer I found online, Yana Filonenko. Yana expertly drafted a response, submitted a request to PrivatBank about the fate of my car, and we won the dispute. It only seemed like a simple matter, but the bank charged a fine of 27,000 UAH, in addition to the loan principal and interest. Yana justified reducing the fine to 300 UAH. I allowed this decision to be published on the website so that others in difficult situations, looking at my case, can trust Yana Vyacheslavovna.

In the summer of 2014, I decided to go to the United States under the Work and Travel program. I contacted an agency that specializes in student employment in the United States and paid $600 in advance for their services. It so happened that my documents were rejected by the embassy, ​​and the agency refused to refund my money. I was devastated, but my friend Alexander recommended a lawyer he knew. I turned to Yana for help. We filed a lawsuit. After long and persistent negotiations between Yana and the agency director, they not only refunded my money but also compensated me for legal fees. For me, as a student, this was a significant sum. We withdrew the lawsuit. I am very grateful to Yana. With other lawyers, they would have charged me only for drafting and submitting various documents, but not for the results. But here, in two months, Yana secured a resolution in my favor, without even a lengthy legal process.

Last fall, I contacted lawyer Yana Vyacheslavovna regarding obtaining permission for my child to travel abroad without the father's consent. She quickly prepared the lawsuit and prevented the judge from delaying the decision. I received a court order allowing me to travel abroad to five countries for a period of three years. We are currently working on depriving him of parental rights. I believe that with such a lawyer, we will succeed in our case.