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Legal Help Near Camp Humphreys

A Korean law firm in Pyeongtaek, near the Camp Humphreys area, for foreign residents facing legal problems in Korea.

SOL & LUNA Law Firm is an independent Korean law firm and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to USFK or Camp Humphreys.

Where We Are

SOL & LUNA Law Firm is located in Pyeongtaek, within general reach of the Camp Humphreys area. Consultations are by appointment at our office.

Off-base legal matters (Korean police investigations, leases, family disputes) proceed in the Korean system regardless of your status, and that system is where we work every day.

Matters We Handle

  • Korean police investigations
  • Traffic and criminal matters
  • Lease and deposit disputes
  • Civil claims
  • Labor and employment issues
  • Divorce and family disputes

Military service, on a U.S. Army post

Attorney Choi served his own military service as a KATUSA with the 2nd Infantry Division — the same division now headquartered at Camp Humphreys. Two years living and working inside a U.S. Army unit means the culture around an American base doesn't need to be explained to him: the ranks, the rhythms, and the kinds of trouble that can find a soldier off-post. That's part of why this firm serves this community.

How to Request a Consultation

Send a brief description of your situation through the contact form or by phone. Initial consultations are paid and by appointment; fees are listed below.

What's your situation?

Pick the sentence closest to yours. You don't need to know what kind of case it is — that's our job.

“I'm not sure what kind of problem this is.” You don't need to classify it. Just tell us what happened.

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Consultation with the Attorney

60 minutes · ₩150,000 (approx. US$110), VAT included

If the consultation ends within 30 minutes, you pay only ₩100,000 (approx. US$70).

We review the facts and your documents, then tell you the legal issues and how we would approach them. The same fee whichever language you speak, Korean or English — conducted by the attorney who would actually handle your case, not by staff, and not through an interpreter.

The same fees are published on our Korean-language site.

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