Natalia Shvechkova
Partner, attorney
Languages: Russian, French, English
Languages: Russian, French, English
Graduated from the Saint-Petersburg University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, Criminal Law department). Afterwards – from the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Faculty of International Law.
Admitted to the Saint – Petersburg Bar in 2011.
"I was always keen on the idea of helping others. This is why after graduation I did not hesitate to plunge into practicing as a lawyer, which, in opposite to other legal professions, allows to be responsive to the people's demands and to help them to settle different life troubles".
ns@skylawyersoffice.com
+7 911 726 29 20
Admitted to the Saint – Petersburg Bar in 2011.
"I was always keen on the idea of helping others. This is why after graduation I did not hesitate to plunge into practicing as a lawyer, which, in opposite to other legal professions, allows to be responsive to the people's demands and to help them to settle different life troubles".
ns@skylawyersoffice.com
+7 911 726 29 20
Participant of the Programs:
Awarded with the Certificate of Honor by the Saint – Petersburg Bar for the achievements in the European Court of Human Rights, for "Successful debut in the advocacy of Saint-Petersburg" and for the "Work in a high-profile case".
Natalia is a regular speaker at the national and international conferences and seminars on family law.
- European Human Rights Training Program for Lawyers, course "Family Law and Human Rights" (Council of Europe HELP program);
- The project "Protection of children's Rights in Russia and the UK" (Citizen's Watch International)
Awarded with the Certificate of Honor by the Saint – Petersburg Bar for the achievements in the European Court of Human Rights, for "Successful debut in the advocacy of Saint-Petersburg" and for the "Work in a high-profile case".
Natalia is a regular speaker at the national and international conferences and seminars on family law.