Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to the most common questions on litigation, company formation, foreigners' marriage and inheritance.
Does Oraby Legal Group handle cases in the Gulf states and other countries?
Yes. We have direct legal experience and practice in the Gulf states (Qatar, UAE, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia) and provide international representation in coordination with accredited firms.
What is required to set up a company for a foreign investor in Egypt?
Passport copies, powers of attorney notarised by the Egyptian embassy, and a defined business activity and capital. We handle all procedures and security approvals through to the issuance of the commercial register and tax card.
What are the basic requirements for registering a foreign national's marriage in Egypt?
Attendance of both parties or their representatives, lawful residency for the foreign party, a certificate of no impediment from the foreign party's embassy, a medical examination, and direct registration at the Foreigners' Marriage Office, Ministry of Justice.
How does Oraby Legal Group protect my commercial contracts from loopholes?
We apply “comprehensive preventive drafting” to set out rescission, compensation and arbitration terms clearly, avoiding any future litigation.
How do I book a legal consultation with the firm?
You can reach us on our unified phone and WhatsApp line 01034498191, or send your request through the Contact Us form. Our coordination team will get back to you to arrange the appointment and the most suitable branch.
Where are Oraby Legal Group's branches located?
We have three branches: the head office in Cairo (Nasr City), the Alexandria branch (Sidi Bishr), and the Kafr El-Sheikh branch (Desouk).
When should I contact a criminal lawyer?
As soon as possible if you face an accusation, are summoned for questioning, or are arrested in connection with a case. Assessing your legal position early helps you understand the procedures, your rights and the options available.
Does the firm keep client information confidential?
Absolutely. Strict confidentiality is one of the firm's core values, and we are committed to protecting all information and documents in accordance with professional and legal standards.