Asianajotoimisto Yrjö Kahelin
Legal and attorney services for clients in Joensuu and Central Karelia
About Asianajotoimisto Yrjö Kahelin
Asianajotoimisto Yrjö Kahelin provides legal advice and representation in family and inheritance matters, contracts, property transactions, disputes and criminal cases. It also assists clients in court proceedings.
The firm serves clients in Joensuu and Central Karelia. It was founded in 2008, is headquartered in Joensuu and has an office in Kitee.
Product: Legal advice and representation covering family law, inheritance, contracts, property transactions, disputes and criminal cases.
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