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Lawyer in Jeddah: Al-Safwa Law Firm & Legal Consultations
If you are looking for a lawyer in Jeddah for an existing case, or you need a consultation before filing a lawsuit, signing a contract, or taking a legal action, the Al-Safwa team reviews your situation first, then explains to you the statutory options, the appropriate step, and the scope of service before beginning the engagement.
Al-Safwa Law Firm & Legal Consultations is located in Jeddah, on Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Street (“Tahlia”), Al-Yamamah Building, opposite Paris Gallery. The office includes lawyers, consultants, and legal researchers who work according to the type of file, rather than relying on a single lawyer for all specializations.
We serve individuals and companies in family, criminal, labor, commercial, real estate, enforcement, and legal consultation matters, with the ability to provide a number of services and follow-ups remotely within the Kingdom according to the nature of the procedure.
Send the type of case, your city, the stage the file has reached, and the most important document available to you, so we can determine the appropriate type of consultation for you.
What does a Jeddah lawyer at Al-Safwa actually do?
Work does not begin with a procedure or lawsuit before understanding the file. Reviewing the case usually goes through four clear steps:
Reviewing the facts and documents
We review the case summary and the basic documents to learn the stage the file has reached and whether there are deadlines or procedures that need early attention.
Explaining the statutory options
We explain the possible options in direct language, what each path requires in terms of documents and procedures, and what needs additional review before making the decision.
Determining the appropriate path
The appropriate path may be a consultation only, a settlement, filing a lawsuit, objecting to a judgment, enforcement, or drafting a contract or memorandum according to the case.
Determining the scope of work and follow-up
If the file needs a power of attorney, the scope of work and fees are determined before starting, and the specialized team handles following up the file according to the agreement.
The office does not promise a case outcome; the outcome is tied to the facts, the evidence, and the jurisdiction of the judicial authority. What we commit to is clarity of the path and the scope of work before starting.
Our legal practice areas in Jeddah
Al-Safwa provides legal services for individuals and companies in Jeddah through a team that works according to the type and stage of the case. Choose the area closest to your situation to view the service in detail, or contact us if you are not sure of the appropriate legal path.
Family and personal status cases
We handle files of divorce, khul’, annulment of marriage, alimony, custody, visitation, estates, and other family cases, from reviewing the facts and documents to determining the legal path and following up according to the scope of work.
Criminal and narcotics cases
Criminal cases require knowing the stage the file has reached, whether it is at the report, investigation, trial, or objection stage. The team reviews the facts and documents in cases of narcotics, fraud, forgery, extortion, defamation, cybercrimes, and other penal cases.
Companies and commercial cases
A Jeddah corporate lawyer helps company owners and entrepreneurs in reviewing contracts, organizing relationships between partners, and handling disputes and legal matters related to operation and liquidation. A Jeddah commercial lawyer service also includes claims, contractual disputes, and cases before the commercial court.
Labor cases
A Jeddah labor lawyer reviews the files of the worker and the establishment related to wages, entitlements, end-of-service gratuity, dismissal, termination of the labor relationship, amicable settlement, and lawsuits before the labor court, determining the documents and the appropriate path according to each case.
Real estate cases
A Jeddah real estate lawyer handles disputes arising from sale, lease, and real estate contracts, eviction lawsuits, and claims related to property, reviewing whether the case needs a lawsuit, enforcement, or a contract review before taking action.
Administrative cases and the Board of Grievances
The service includes reviewing administrative decisions, grievances, annulment and compensation lawsuits, and disputes related to administrative authorities and administrative contracts, studying the statutory deadlines and documents before determining the appropriate procedure.
Enforcement and objection to judgments
We review the enforceable instrument, the enforcement stage, and the procedures taken, and we also provide services for preparing and reviewing objection memoranda, briefs, and other requests according to the type of judgment and the statutory stage.
Legal consultations
You can request an independent legal consultation before the engagement to understand your legal position, the available options, and the next step. Different channels are available for the consultation, and the fees appear before booking so you know the cost of the service from the start. The service also suits those who need a legal consultant in Jeddah to review a specific matter before taking action or signing an agreement.
Not sure which service suits your case?
You don’t need to choose the type of lawsuit yourself before getting in touch. Send a short summary of the case, the current stage, and the most important available documents, and we will determine the appropriate type of consultation for you before any commitment to an engagement.
How much does it cost to start with a lawyer in Jeddah?
The search for lawyers’ prices in Jeddah differs according to whether the client wants a consultation only or an engagement to handle a complete file; we therefore separate the two services from the start.
Legal consultation fees
The consultation is available through different channels, and the updated fees appear before booking. The consultation includes reviewing the basic information, understanding the problem, and explaining the options and the next step according to the information provided.
Engagement and follow-up fees
Engagement fees are determined after knowing the type of file, its stage, the volume of work required, and the scope of follow-up. The scope of service and the fees are clarified before starting.
The regulation of lawyers’ fees in the Kingdom stipulates that fees and the method of payment are determined by an agreement concluded between the lawyer and the client, so there is no single value that fits all divorce, corporate, criminal, or enforcement cases.
For a broader explanation of the influencing factors, see lawyers' fees in Saudi Arabia.
How do you choose the right legal firm for your case in Jeddah?
When a client searches for the best lawyer in Jeddah or compares law firms in Jeddah, relying on advertising or the number of marketing promises is not enough. The following criteria help you compare more practically:
Verify the license and professional status of the person who will represent the file.
Choose the specialization closest to your case rather than relying on a lawyer for all types of cases.
Explain the stage of the case precisely before requesting a fee quote.
Ask about the scope of service and what the engagement includes and does not include.
Request clarification of the fees and the method of payment before starting.
Learn the method of follow-up and communication during the course of the file.
Avoid guaranteed promises of a result; because the final decision rests with the judicial authority according to the facts, evidence, and the law.
You can also verify the data of practicing lawyers through the official services of the Ministry of Justice.
And for a broader comparison between specialization, licensing, and scope of services before the engagement, read our guide on a law firm in Jeddah.
Why do Jeddah clients choose Al-Safwa?
A clear office in Jeddah
The office is located on Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Street ("Tahlia"), Al-Yamamah Building, opposite Paris Gallery. You can arrange a visit to the office by prior appointment instead of relying only on phone numbers of lawyers in Jeddah without knowing the entity you are dealing with.
A legal team, not a single individual
The office employs lawyers, consultants, and legal researchers, and distributes the file according to specialization and the stage of the case. You can learn more about the Al-Safwa team.
Clarity in fees
You know the consultation fees before booking, and if the file needs a separate engagement, the scope of work and fees are determined before starting.
A realistic assessment of the situation
A consultation may be enough for some cases, and negotiation, settlement, or enforcement may be a more suitable path than filing a new lawsuit. We begin by identifying the problem before proposing the procedure.
A local presence in Jeddah
The office's presence in Jeddah makes visiting, meeting, and reviewing documents in person available when needed, alongside the electronic services and remote follow-up when the procedure allows it.
Does Al-Safwa serve clients outside Jeddah?
Yes. Al-Safwa’s actual office is located in Jeddah only, and we do not claim to have branches in other cities.
Consultations and a number of review, drafting, and follow-up tasks can be provided for clients in Makkah, Madinah, Taif, Yanbu, and other cities of the Kingdom, according to the nature of the file and the required procedure. If the file requires attendance or a special procedure in a particular city, the scope of follow-up is clarified to the client before the agreement.
See the service areas to find the pages for each city.
How do you contact Al-Safwa in Jeddah?
+966 59 591 1136
Phone
+966 59 591 1136
info@hd-lawfirm.com.sa
Office address:
Jeddah – Prince Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Street (“Tahlia”) – Al-Yamamah Building – opposite Paris Gallery.
Office visiting hours:
Sunday to Thursday, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM, by prior appointment.
WhatsApp service:
Available daily from 8:00 AM to 12:00 midnight.
Frequently asked questions about a lawyer in Jeddah
Can I get a consultation before engaging the lawyer?
Yes. A legal consultation is an independent service and does not mean you are obligated to engage the office after it ends. The consultation helps review the basic information, understand the options, and determine whether the case needs a broader procedure or follow-up.
Is there a female lawyer in Jeddah within the Al-Safwa team?
The Al-Safwa team includes female legal researchers who participate in studying and preparing files in various specializations. As for representation, pleading, and work that requires the status of a licensed lawyer, these are assigned to the specialized lawyer according to the file and the scope of work.
How do I make sure the lawyer is licensed?
You can verify the lawyer’s data and professional status through the official services of the Ministry of Justice, and you can also view the professional licenses and accreditations of Al-Safwa.
Do I need to attend the court in person?
That depends on the type of case and the required procedure. Many judicial procedures and services are carried out electronically, and the lawyer may be able to follow up some procedures under the power of attorney, while other cases require the attendance of the concerned party. We clarify this to you after reviewing the file.
How long does it take to reply on WhatsApp?
The customer service team receives WhatsApp messages daily from 8 AM until 12 midnight. The time of the legal review itself depends on the type of inquiry and the required documents, so it is preferable to send a clear summary of the case from the start.
Start by understanding your legal position before taking the next step
If you have a case in Jeddah or need a consultation before starting a legal procedure, send the Al-Safwa team:
The type of case.
The current stage.
The city.
The most important available document.
And what you want to achieve.
We will help you determine the appropriate type of service and clarify the fees before starting the consultation or the engagement.
Official sources
- The Code of Law Practice and its amendments – Umm Al-Qura Gazette.
- The service for verifying practicing lawyers – Ministry of Justice / Najiz.