Thirty years of practice in property disputes, contracts and company matters, and inheritance, for clients across Iran and Iranians living abroad.
In Dr. Fathipour's words
Most disputes that reach a courtroom took shape years earlier, in an incomplete sale agreement, an ambiguous clause or a division no one put in writing. For thirty years my work has been to see that point before it turns into a dispute, and when it already has, to stand by my client's right through to the very last stage.
Dr. Alireza Fathipour
Dr. Alireza Fathipour has practised law for thirty years. He holds a PhD in Civil Law from the University of Tehran and is a Grade-One Attorney at Law and a member of the Gilan Bar Association. He has served on the board of the Gilan Bar Association and of SCODA, the Union of Iranian Bar Associations.
His work centres on the three areas where most legal knots in families and businesses begin: property, contracts and inheritance. In these cases, knowing civil law is half the job; the other half is precision with documents and patience in following a case through.
His office is in Rasht, but his clients come from cities across Iran and from abroad. Meetings are held in Persian; for clients whose first language is not Persian, he works with experienced translators.
Three areas, thirty years of focus. In each, we stay with the client from the first document to the last stage of proceedings.
The office is in Rasht; the cases come from everywhere.
Living outside Iran doesn't have to stall your property or inheritance matter. Much of the work can go ahead under a power of attorney you sign at an Iranian consulate. We coordinate by WhatsApp and work with experienced translators for foreign documents and correspondence.
Office hours in your time zone
Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Wednesday 17:00 to 21:00 Iran time (UTC+3:30)
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Consultations take place in person in Rasht. If you're not in Iran, start with a WhatsApp message.
Start a WhatsApp chatHave your contract read before you sign it, not after the dispute. Drafting and reviewing contracts, company registration matters and disputes between partners.
A Grade-One Attorney at Law may appear before courts anywhere in Iran. The office is in Rasht, and your case is handled from here.
Tell us the day and time you'd like: Saturday, Sunday, Monday or Wednesday, between 17:00 and 21:00 Iran time.
The office confirms your appointment and tells you how to pay the consultation fee.
At the Rasht office we go through your situation and your documents together.
You know where you stand legally, which options you have, and what the next step is.
A 30-minute in-person meeting at the Rasht office.
Send a WhatsApp message with the day and time you'd like. The office confirms your appointment and tells you how to pay the consultation fee.
These documents make the half hour count. If you don't have some of them, come with what you have.
Each consultation lasts 30 minutes and takes place in person at the Rasht office: Building 15, 4th floor, Unit 5, beginning of Heshmat Street, Pursina Junction, Rasht, Gilan, Iran.
A consultation costs 5,000,000 Toman. How to pay is explained when your appointment is arranged on WhatsApp.
Message the office on WhatsApp and we'll find you another time.
Start with a WhatsApp message. Many matters, such as a certificate of inheritance or selling inherited property, can proceed under a power of attorney signed at an Iranian consulate. We work with experienced translators for documents and correspondence.
No. A Grade-One Attorney at Law may appear before courts anywhere in Iran. The office is in Rasht, and cases are handled from here.
No. The consultation assesses your legal position. If your case needs representation, the terms are agreed separately in a contract of representation.
His licence and details are listed on the official website of the Gilan Bar Association (licence no. 66). His number with the Lawyers' Support Fund is 8395.
In-person meetings need an appointment. For anything else, send a WhatsApp message.