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Skandinaviska Människorättsadvokaterna AB



The Swedish Bar Association public directory lists Skandinaviska Människorättsadvokaterna AB in Uppsala and includes the office under Migration Law, Asylum Law, Family Law, and Guardian and Trustee Matters. The selected office record also names 7 jurists. It publishes English and Norwegian as office language information. The same office name appears in 2 Swedish cities in the source. These directory facts establish a current professional listing, not present availability, service quality, likely results, or acceptance of every immigration matter.

The current source supports a service context of Migration Law, Asylum Law, Family Law, Guardian and Trustee Matters, Compulsory Care of Children, Compulsory Care and Psychiatric Care Proceedings. Where employment, family, protection, business, and migration rules overlap, the engagement should say which issues are included and when another adviser, authority, or regulated professional must be involved.

EU/EEA citizens may rely on right-of-residence rules rather than a Swedish residence permit, with population registration handled separately by Skatteverket when its conditions are met. Clients considering Skandinaviska Människorättsadvokaterna AB should establish who will communicate with the authority, track deadlines, safeguard originals, and explain any adverse decision or next step.

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Street Address
Axel Johanssons gata 6
City
Uppsala
Country
Sweden
Postal Code
754 50
Phone Number
018-750 52 11
Website URL
https://www.mradvokaterna.se
Practice Areas
Migration Law, Asylum Law, Family Law, Guardian and Trustee Matters, Compulsory Care of Children, Compulsory Care and Psychiatric Care Proceedings