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Anastasia is a lawyer at Kliently

Anastasia Martin

Anastasia holds a Swedish law degree from Uppsala University, graduating in 2024, with a particular focus on migration and refugee law. In addition to her law degree, she also pursued gender studies.

While in university, before starting as a lawyer at Kliently, she worked with asylum cases as a case officer at the Swedish Migration Agency. Prior to that, she worked as an assistant at a law firm. Anastasia also has several years of experience working with women’s and girls’ shelters, as well as various volunteer engagements supporting refugees.

Anastasia has a strong interest in human rights issues and has been published in Juridisk Publikation as well as on various opinion platforms, including Aftonbladet Debatt and Dagens Juridik.

In addition to Swedish and English, Anastasia also speaks Russian.

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Anastasia holds a Swedish law degree from Uppsala University, graduating in 2024, with a particular focus on migration and refugee law. In addition to her law degree, she also pursued gender studies.

While in university, before starting as a lawyer at Kliently, she worked with asylum cases as a case officer at the Swedish Migration Agency. Prior to that, she worked as an assistant at a law firm. Anastasia also has several years of experience working with women’s and girls’ shelters, as well as various volunteer engagements supporting refugees.

Anastasia has a strong interest in human rights issues and has been published in Juridisk Publikation as well as on various opinion platforms, including Aftonbladet Debatt and Dagens Juridik.

In addition to Swedish and English, Anastasia also speaks Russian.

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Legal area

Asylum • Child support • Citizenship • Cohabitation agreement • Compulsory Psychiatric Care Act (LPT) • Custody • Deportation • Detention • Dispute resolution • Divorce • Enduring power of attorney • Enforcement of judgment, decisions or agreements on custody, residence, visitation • Family law • Family reunification • Financial aid/Income support • Forensic Mental Care Act (LRV) • Gift • LSS • Mediation • Prenuptial agreement • Property division • Public counsel • Residence permit • Revoked residence permit • Social law • Social services / LVU • The Care of Abusers Act (LVM) • The care of young persons (special provisions) act • Visa • Work permit •

Language

English •Russian •Swedish •

Aja is a lawyer at Kliently

Aja Wadii

Aja holds a Swedish law degree from Stockholm University, graduating in 2024. She has a strong commitment to women’s rights and has volunteered for several years as a legal advisor at Fempowerments women’s shelters where she helped with legal counseling in migration law. family law and criminal law. During her studies, she worked as a legal secretary at a human rights law firm.

In addition to Swedish and English, Aja also speaks Arabic.

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Aja holds a Swedish law degree from Stockholm University, graduating in 2024. She has a strong commitment to women’s rights and has volunteered for several years as a legal advisor at Fempowerments women’s shelters where she helped with legal counseling in migration law. family law and criminal law. During her studies, she worked as a legal secretary at a human rights law firm.

In addition to Swedish and English, Aja also speaks Arabic.

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Legal area

Asylum • Child support • Citizenship • Cohabitation agreement • Custody • Deportation • Detention • Dispute resolution • Divorce • Enduring power of attorney • Enforcement of judgment, decisions or agreements on custody, residence, visitation • Family law • Family reunification • Financial aid/Income support • Gift • Inheritance • LSS • Mediation • Prenuptial agreement • Property division • Public counsel • Residence permit • Revoked residence permit • Visa • Visitation • Will • Work permit •

Language

Arabic •English •Swedish •

Articles

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Nadja is a lawyer at Kliently

Nadja Hatem

Nadja earned her law degree from Uppsala University in 2007 and has since primarily worked with family law matters through her own firm.

With her extensive background in human law, she has become particularly skilled in custody cases, especially international abduction cases, where her legal expertise and proficiency in Arabic have made her a sought-after family mediator. During her time as a lawyer, Nadja also served as a public defender in criminal cases and as legal counsel for crime victims.

In addition to Swedish and English, Nadja is fluent in Arabic.

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Book a meeting with Nadja

Nadja earned her law degree from Uppsala University in 2007 and has since primarily worked with family law matters through her own firm.

With her extensive background in human law, she has become particularly skilled in custody cases, especially international abduction cases, where her legal expertise and proficiency in Arabic have made her a sought-after family mediator. During her time as a lawyer, Nadja also served as a public defender in criminal cases and as legal counsel for crime victims.

In addition to Swedish and English, Nadja is fluent in Arabic.

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Legal area

Adoption • Asylum • Child support • Citizenship • Compensation • Custody • Deportation • Detention • Divorce • Enduring power of attorney • Enforcement of judgment, decisions or agreements on custody, residence, visitation • Estate inventory • Family law • Family reunification • Mediation • Residence permit • Revoked residence permit • Suspected of a crime • Victim of a crime • Visa • Work permit •

Language

Arabic •English •Swedish •

Articles

Access to Swedish legal aid needs to be digitalized • What counts as discrimination? • Our children need good role models – not harsher punishments • A selection of this year’s new laws that mainly affect individuals • Everything about the new Swedish gender law • New Swedish law allows police to instate stop and search zones • Sexual abuse – where does the law drawn the line? •

Anuta is a lawyer at Kliently

Anuta Sjunghamn

Anuta earned her law degree from Uppsala University in 2007, and has since primarily worked with migration law through her own firm.

Before founding Kliently with Nadja Hatem, she worked as a lawyer with a particular focus on asylum cases. Anuta has also been widely sought after for family law disputes and criminal cases. She is highly regarded as a public counsel in asylum cases due to her expertise in legal matters concerning refugee status.

In addition to Swedish and English, Anuta also speaks Persian.

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Book a meeting with Anuta

Anuta earned her law degree from Uppsala University in 2007, and has since primarily worked with migration law through her own firm.

Before founding Kliently with Nadja Hatem, she worked as a lawyer with a particular focus on asylum cases. Anuta has also been widely sought after for family law disputes and criminal cases. She is highly regarded as a public counsel in asylum cases due to her expertise in legal matters concerning refugee status.

In addition to Swedish and English, Anuta also speaks Persian.

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Legal area

Asylum • Citizenship • Compensation • Custody • Deportation • Detention • Divorce • Enforcement of judgment, decisions or agreements on custody, residence, visitation • Family reunification • Mediation • Residence permit • Suspected of a crime • Victim of a crime • Visa • Work permit •

Language

Dari •English •Persian •Swedish •

Articles

Are you familiar with these legal concepts? • 3 important laws that protect children with special needs • Which are the requirements for Swedish visa? • Apply for residence permit based on family ties • The difference between residence permit and right of residence • Do you know what applies when travelling to the UK after Brexit? • What does the Disclosure Act in Sweden actually entail? • What does a notary public do? • How to become a Swedish citizen? • All the dates regarding your declaration that you need to keep track of • Easier to apply for Swedish citizenship for children • New rules for Swedish citizenship – this is what applies •

Carl is a lawyer at Kliently

Carl Seffer

Carl Seffer has many years of experience as a lawyer, mainly in tenancy law and migration law. He also undertakes assignments within economic family law and has worked at the Swedish Migration Agency and Stockholmshem.

Carl is currently active as a lawyer at Kliently Legal and undertakes cases in human rights law.

Carl Seffer is on parental leave until March 2025.

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Legal area

Inheritance • Child support • Co-operative housing • co-operative housing association • Dispute resolution • Enforcement of judgment, decisions or agreements on custody, residence, visitation • Family law • Inheritance • Mediation • Public counsel • Residence permit • Revoked residence permit • Tenancy •

Language

English •Swedish •