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Seiya Sato - Setagaya International Law Office
Seiya Sato - Setagaya International Law Office
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Seiya Sato is an English-speaking attorney with Setagaya International Law Office in Setagaya, Tokyo, specializing in divorce issues, labor disputes, and inheritance law.
Divorce issues
- Affair/Cheating
- Living separately
- Personality mismatch
- Domestic violence/violence
- Sexless marriage
- Debt/waste
- Drinking/alcohol poisoning
- Kinship
- Property division
- Child support
- Parental authority
- Wedding expenses
- Consolation money
- Divorce request
- Divorce avoidance
- Visitation and exchange
Consultations about divorce
- I want to claim compensation from my cheating partner.
- I want to claim living expenses while living separately.
- I want a divorce on favorable terms
- I want to continue living in my current home after divorce, is that possible?
- The other party is forcing you to make unreasonable alimony payments or divorce conditions.
- We met on a matchmaking site, but he was already married. Can I claim compensation?
- If I am thinking of marrying a foreigner, what should I be careful about?
- I want to divorce my foreign spouse
- I would like support in communicating with a local lawyer when going through divorce court procedures in a foreign country.
- I am talking about living separately with my foreign spouse, but I have been told that they will only discuss child visitation and child support through a lawyer, so I would like them to negotiate in English.
- I'm considering divorce, but my foreign spouse has returned to his home country.
- I'm thinking of getting divorced, but my partner has assets in multiple countries.
- I had a child with a foreign man, but he doesn't acknowledge it.
- Unable to bear the violence from his partner, he returned to Japan with his child from a foreign country.
Wills & inheritances
- Abandonment of inheritance
- Heir investigation
- Inheritance division
- Claim for infringement of the remaining portion (request for reduction of the remaining portion)
- Inheritance registration/name change
- Adult guardianship
- Property inventory/survey
Consultations about inheritances
- Some of the heirs live overseas and the procedures are not progressing.
- A relative who lives overseas has passed away, but I don't know where to start.
- I found out that my late father had an inheritance (bank account certificates) overseas, but even though I am the only heir, the overseas financial institution won't allow me to close the account.
- I want to renounce the inheritance of a relative who died overseas, but I don't know who to contact.
- A spouse with foreign nationality wants to make a will.
- We would like to leave all procedures related to inheritance, such as registration and banking, to you.
- I would like to transfer my assets in advance to avoid incurring taxes at the time of inheritance.
Labor issues
- Power harassment/sexual harassment
- Salary/overtime billing
- Working conditions/personnel changes
- Unfair dismissal
- Industrial accident certification
Consultations about labor issues
- I am in trouble because my working conditions suddenly changed.
- I've been told that I don't get paid overtime because I'm a manager, but I want to know if that's true.
- I was given a notice of dismissal without cause.
- I'm dissatisfied with my treatment, but I can't negotiate with the company in Japanese.
- I was suddenly told to be fired at a foreign company, should I accept it?
- My company is forcing me to resign, so I would like to discuss how to deal with it.
- My company has asked me to sign a retirement agreement, how should I respond?
- I want to quit my job, but I'm worried that my status of residence will be revoked.
- The company I work for in Japan doesn't pay my salary.
- I work at a Japanese company, but I am dissatisfied with my labor contract.
Legal fees
- First 30 minutes free
- If you feel that you need to discuss further after the free consultation, you can set up an additional 30 minute consultation (5,000 yen + consumption tax/30 minutes).
Seiya Sato is an English-speaking attorney with Setagaya International Law Office in Setagaya, Tokyo, specializing in divorce issues, labor disputes, and inheritance law.
Divorce issues
- Affair/Cheating
- Living separately
- Personality mismatch
- Domestic violence/violence
- Sexless marriage
- Debt/waste
- Drinking/alcohol poisoning
- Kinship
- Property division
- Child support
- Parental authority
- Wedding expenses
- Consolation money
- Divorce request
- Divorce avoidance
- Visitation and exchange
Consultations about divorce
- I want to claim compensation from my cheating partner.
- I want to claim living expenses while living separately.
- I want a divorce on favorable terms
- I want to continue living in my current home after divorce, is that possible?
- The other party is forcing you to make unreasonable alimony payments or divorce conditions.
- We met on a matchmaking site, but he was already married. Can I claim compensation?
- If I am thinking of marrying a foreigner, what should I be careful about?
- I want to divorce my foreign spouse
- I would like support in communicating with a local lawyer when going through divorce court procedures in a foreign country.
- I am talking about living separately with my foreign spouse, but I have been told that they will only discuss child visitation and child support through a lawyer, so I would like them to negotiate in English.
- I'm considering divorce, but my foreign spouse has returned to his home country.
- I'm thinking of getting divorced, but my partner has assets in multiple countries.
- I had a child with a foreign man, but he doesn't acknowledge it.
- Unable to bear the violence from his partner, he returned to Japan with his child from a foreign country.
Wills & inheritances
- Abandonment of inheritance
- Heir investigation
- Inheritance division
- Claim for infringement of the remaining portion (request for reduction of the remaining portion)
- Inheritance registration/name change
- Adult guardianship
- Property inventory/survey
Consultations about inheritances
- Some of the heirs live overseas and the procedures are not progressing.
- A relative who lives overseas has passed away, but I don't know where to start.
- I found out that my late father had an inheritance (bank account certificates) overseas, but even though I am the only heir, the overseas financial institution won't allow me to close the account.
- I want to renounce the inheritance of a relative who died overseas, but I don't know who to contact.
- A spouse with foreign nationality wants to make a will.
- We would like to leave all procedures related to inheritance, such as registration and banking, to you.
- I would like to transfer my assets in advance to avoid incurring taxes at the time of inheritance.
Labor issues
- Power harassment/sexual harassment
- Salary/overtime billing
- Working conditions/personnel changes
- Unfair dismissal
- Industrial accident certification
Consultations about labor issues
- I am in trouble because my working conditions suddenly changed.
- I've been told that I don't get paid overtime because I'm a manager, but I want to know if that's true.
- I was given a notice of dismissal without cause.
- I'm dissatisfied with my treatment, but I can't negotiate with the company in Japanese.
- I was suddenly told to be fired at a foreign company, should I accept it?
- My company is forcing me to resign, so I would like to discuss how to deal with it.
- My company has asked me to sign a retirement agreement, how should I respond?
- I want to quit my job, but I'm worried that my status of residence will be revoked.
- The company I work for in Japan doesn't pay my salary.
- I work at a Japanese company, but I am dissatisfied with my labor contract.
Legal fees
- First 30 minutes free
- If you feel that you need to discuss further after the free consultation, you can set up an additional 30 minute consultation (5,000 yen + consumption tax/30 minutes).
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My intention in the employment contract was ``Give me 3 months' notice when resigning.'' Attorney Sato answered my question, ``I'm a lowly employee, but the length of the contract is too long. Can't it be shortened?'' It was the first time in my life that I had consulted a lawyer, so I took the plunge and sent an email, and a few hours later I received a reply that was very easy to understand. ``There is no legal problem, but the resignation letter you sent may work against you.'' After that, I immediately went to consult... I shared the original email of my resignation letter to understand the situation, and he read it right away (even though it was a jumbled English email from multiple people), and he responded in less than an hour. It was helpful. My company was putting a lot of psychological pressure on me, so I was feeling very lonely all by myself, so this really helped me out. I felt that he was polite, quick to respond, kind, and gave explanations that were easy to understand. (Bengo4.com)