Karolin Hagemann de Grzymala on the phone at her desk in the evening, with the city at night behind her

Contact

Criminal defence in Aachen

The quickest way to reach Karolin Hagemann de Grzymala, LL.M., is by phone. For anything that is not urgent, send a short enquiry. From your first contact, whatever you tell us is protected by the lawyer’s duty of confidentiality.

One call is enough.We will work out the rest together.

You speak directly to Karolin Hagemann de Grzymala, LL.M.

Whether you have received a police summons (Vorladung) or a penalty order (Strafbefehl), or your home has been searched (Durchsuchung), a first conversation clarifies where you stand and what to do next.

If it is urgent, call

Are the police searching your home or your business right now, or have you or a relative been arrested? Then call straight away: +49 163 8461632. An email or the form is too slow for this. Until you have spoken to a lawyer, say nothing about the allegation. What else to bear in mind is explained under Emergency.

Appointments by arrangement

Meetings take place by prior arrangement, either at the office in Aachen or by video conference. Call or write to us and we will arrange a time.

If you live abroad or cannot travel to Germany, we can advise you confidentially by video conference. The language of the consultation is agreed when you first get in touch. If needed, a sworn interpreter can take part. Our guide Arrested in Germany explains your rights if you live outside Germany.

Karolin Hagemann de Grzymala with a colleague in the office corridor

Directions

Kanzlei Hagemann de Grzymala
Oppenhoffallee 138–140
52066 Aachen
Germany

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Karolin Hagemann de Grzymala in conversation with a client

Call directly

+49 163 8461632

You reach the lawyer in person. From the first call, what you say is protected by her duty of confidentiality.

For your first consultation

Have ready anything you have received in writing:

Letters from the police, the public prosecutor’s office (Staatsanwaltschaft) or the court, such as a summons, a questionnaire for suspects (Anhörungsbogen), a penalty order or an indictment (Anklage).

A search warrant (Durchsuchungsbeschluss) and the list of items seized, if you have them.

The date on which a letter was served on you. Deadlines depend on it. For a penalty order, for example, you have two weeks to lodge an objection (Einspruch).

Good to know

Until we have spoken, make no statement about the allegation, not even in writing to the police or the prosecutor.

Confidential from the start

What you tell the lawyer is protected by her professional duty of confidentiality (§ 43a Abs. 2 BRAO), even if she does not end up representing you.

In an email or in the form, describe your matter only in broad terms. Ordinary emails are not fully protected from access by third parties on their way. We discuss the details by phone or in person. How we handle your information is explained in our privacy policy.

Research in legal commentaries and case law in the office library

Tell us what it is about.

A short message is enough. We will get back to you to discuss the next steps and arrange an appointment.

Fax
+49 241 91794146
Office
Oppenhoffallee 138–140
52066 Aachen
Germany
Appointments
By arrangement, at the office or by video conference

Send an enquiry

Only say roughly what it is about. We discuss the details in person.

Title

A phone number or an email address is enough. We will reply the way you choose.

Your details go straight to the firm over an encrypted connection and are covered by the lawyer’s duty of confidentiality.