An English-Speaking Lawyer for Anseong
Anseong falls under the Pyeongtaek branch court — the building across the street from our office in Pyeongtaek.
If you live in Anseong, your court case doesn't happen in Anseong — it happens in Pyeongtaek. Anseong falls under the jurisdiction of the Pyeongtaek branch court, the building directly across from our office window.
What that jurisdiction means for you
Lawsuits, family cases, and criminal trials for Anseong residents are filed and heard at this branch court, and the prosecutors reviewing an Anseong investigation sit in the building beside it. Practically, the legal center of gravity for Anseong is a 30-minute drive west — and our office in Pyeongtaek faces it.
Anseong itself has a small municipal court for minor matters, but anything substantial lands here. Choosing a lawyer next to the court that will actually hear your case is the ordinary Korean logic; we simply apply it for English speakers.
Consultations in English, by the attorney
You explain your situation once, in English, to the attorney who would run the case — not to an interpreter who summarizes it later. For Anseong's international residents, that usually removes the biggest single obstacle to actually getting advice.
Directions
From central Anseong, our office is about 30 minutes by car (roughly 22 km), heading west along the National Route 38 corridor toward central Pyeongtaek. Parking is available at the building.
5F, SJ Plaza, 1029-1 Pyeongnam-ro, Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do
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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.