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Lawyer · Novi Sad — A partnership built on trust.

We advise and represent individuals, companies and public institutions. We believe in partnership with our clients, so that we can understand their needs as precisely as possible and find a complete solution together.

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Novi Sad, Serbia 45°16′ N · 19°50′ E

About the firm

Committed to your interests

Throughout our work, we have strived to justify the trust our clients place in us. Flexibility, responsibility and precision are the core qualities that define our law office.

Novaković Law Office, based in Novi Sad, represents and advises individuals, companies and public institutions.

We believe in partnership with our clients and approach every situation with care and pragmatism.

  1. Flexibility
  2. Responsibility
  3. Precision

Founder

Attorney at Law Dušan Novaković

Dušan Novaković is the founder of Novaković Law Office and has practised as an independent attorney in Novi Sad since 2024. He advises and represents clients before the courts and other public authorities, and drafts contracts and other legal documents.

Before founding the firm, he worked at the law partnership Stanivuković i Partneri in Novi Sad, where he gained experience in corporate, contract, property and employment law and in working with clients from abroad. He graduated from the Faculty of Law of the University of Novi Sad.

He speaks English, Spanish and Italian. His work rests on listening carefully and explaining legal options clearly, so that clients can make informed decisions with greater confidence.

At a glance

Practice
Independent attorney, Novi Sad (since 2024)
Bar membership
Member of the Vojvodina Bar Association (Advokatska komora Vojvodine) Check the bar directory (in Serbian) (opens in a new window)
Previously
Stanivuković i Partneri law partnership, Novi Sad (2022–2024)
Education
Faculty of Law, University of Novi Sad — law degree (2021)
Languages
English (C1, Cambridge), Spanish (B2, DELE), Italian (B1)

What we do

Practice areas

We provide legal services to companies and private individuals — from advice and contract drafting to representation before courts and public authorities.

  • Corporate & commercial law

    Company formation, changes of legal status and dissolution, commercial contracts, representation and legal advice for day-to-day business.

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  • Civil law

    Contractual and non-contractual relationships, debt recovery and representation in civil litigation.

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  • Property law

    Ownership and other rights in rem, easements, mortgages and the protection of possession.

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  • Employment law

    Employment contracts, employers' internal regulations, termination of employment and representation of employees and employers in employment disputes.

    Learn more: Employment law

  • Real estate

    Legal due diligence on property, sale and lease agreements, and registration proceedings in the real estate cadastre.

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  • Compensation for damages

    Claims for pecuniary and non-pecuniary damage, both out of court and before the courts.

    Learn more: Compensation for damages

  • Family law

    Representation in divorce proceedings, disputes over the exercise of parental rights and the recovery of statutory maintenance claims.

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  • Inheritance law

    Probate proceedings, wills, lifelong maintenance agreements and inheritance disputes.

    Learn more: Inheritance law

  • Tax law

    Advice on the tax obligations of individuals and companies, and representation in proceedings before the tax authorities.

    Learn more: Tax law

Not sure which area your question falls under? Tell us about your situation

How we work

A clear path to a solution

We advise and represent clients before public authorities, courts and in mediation proceedings, as well as in business matters and other out-of-court affairs.

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  1. Step 01

    Understanding your needs

    We listen carefully to understand your situation and goals precisely.

  2. Step 02

    Legal strategy

    We shape a practical, clear strategy tailored to your case.

  3. Step 03

    Representation and advice

    We protect your interests before public authorities, courts and in mediation proceedings.

  4. Step 04

    A complete solution

    We work responsibly and precisely to find the best possible solution.

The first step is a conversation.

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Sound legal advice requires not only knowledge of the law, but also an understanding of people, their needs and their goals.

Working with us

What you can expect

We build partnerships with our clients and provide innovative, pragmatic legal solutions.

  • Transparency

    We explain your legal options clearly and keep you informed of every important step, so you always know where your matter stands.

  • Personal attention

    We listen carefully and handle your matter personally — from the first consultation to the conclusion of proceedings.

  • Professional responsibility

    We act conscientiously, in accordance with the law and the Code of Professional Ethics for Attorneys.

  • Discretion

    Everything you entrust to us is protected by attorney–client confidentiality.

  • Clear legal guidance

    We explain legal questions in plain language, so you can make decisions with greater confidence.

FAQs

Answers to your questions

Practical information about getting in touch and working with the office.

How do I arrange a consultation?

Call the office, send an email or use the contact form. Briefly describe your question and mention any scheduled hearing or other deadline. We agree on the time and format when you contact us.

What should I prepare for the first meeting?

Prepare a short timeline, relevant contracts, decisions and correspondence, and the questions you want to discuss. If you have received an official document, keep a record of when you received it.

Which languages can I use?

You may contact the office in Serbian, English or Spanish. Dušan Novaković also speaks Italian.

Does sending an enquiry mean my case has been accepted?

Sending an enquiry does not by itself mean the office has accepted representation. The scope of engagement and next steps need to be agreed separately.

Contact

Let’s talk

Get in touch for legal advice and representation in Novi Sad and throughout Serbia. Briefly describe your situation and we will contact you to arrange a consultation.

Phone
+381 65 202 5194
Email
[email protected]
Location
Radnička 7/1, 21000 Novi Sad, Republic of Serbia

Sending an enquiry does not create an attorney–client relationship. Please do not include confidential details in your message before our first conversation.

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