Online enquiry
You fill in a short form from your phone or computer in the UK. You provide the bank and basic details of the agreement. It takes a few minutes — you don't yet need any paper documents.
For Poles living in the United Kingdom
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Living in the UK, but your loan is in Poland?
Tell us about your Polish loan to identify a possible first step. A Polish advocate or legal counsel can assess the legal merits separately if the matter is taken forward. Initial contact can start from the UK.
- Enquire online from the UK
- In Polish
- Polish advocate / legal counsel in Poland
Free, no-obligation enquiry. Twoja Sprawa is an intermediary platform — we are not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice. If a lawyer accepts the matter, assessment and any representation are provided independently by a Polish advocate (adwokat) or legal counsel (radca prawny). We refer only to matters in Poland.
How it works from the UK — step by step
You can start your enquiry online from the UK. After the initial review, we can explain a possible next step; a lawyer will determine which documents and formalities your matter requires.
Possible lawyer assessment
If your enquiry is referred onward and a lawyer accepts the matter, they will assess the agreement independently and discuss possible steps. Sending an enquiry does not mean the matter has been accepted or that legal advice has been given.
Documents and authority
If a power of attorney is needed, the lawyer will explain its required form and how to send it from the UK. Whether the formalities can be completed remotely depends on the matter.
Next steps
If a lawyer accepts the matter, they will agree the scope of work and contact arrangements with you. Any further action depends on their assessment of the documents and the agreed terms.
Information, not legal advice. Every agreement requires an individual assessment. If a lawyer accepts the matter, they assess it independently; Twoja Sprawa does not provide legal advice or guarantee an outcome.
Frequently asked questions from people living in the UK
We know that living abroad raises practical doubts. Below we answer the ones we hear most often from Poles in the United Kingdom.
Information, not legal advice. The answers above are general and indicative. If a lawyer accepts the matter, they will assess your agreement independently. Twoja Sprawa does not provide legal advice or guarantee any outcome.
Why you can trust us
It started with the founder's own case against Alior Bank
Twoja Sprawa grew out of a real story: the founder himself pursued proceedings against Alior Bank over the Free Credit Sanction. That experience showed how hard it is for Poles abroad to find their way through Polish law and to find the right lawyer.
After an initial review, we may refer your enquiry to an independent advocate or legal counsel in Poland. The lawyer decides whether to accept the matter and on what terms; we help coordinate the first contact.
Take the first step — from the UK, in Polish
The check is free and non-binding. Choose the way of getting in touch that suits you.
Check my loan
Fill in a short form online — we'll get back to you in Polish.
WhatsApp
Message us — we reply in Polish, including from the UK.
Email
kontakt@twojasprawa.com
Information, not legal advice. Submitting an enquiry does not create a lawyer–client relationship. If a lawyer accepts the matter, they will assess your agreement independently. There is no guarantee of outcome. We help with enquiries about matters in Poland only. We process the data of people getting in touch from the United Kingdom in accordance with the UK GDPR.