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Markovski & PartnersLaw firm · Kavadarci
Two lawyers at a desk: a woman with long curly hair, in a light blazer, looks up from her papers with a pen in hand, while her colleague beside her, in a grey blazer and white turtleneck, reads a page with a pen in his hand.

We represent people and businesses across Tikveš, in court and at the negotiating table.

Practice areas

  1. Commercial and company law, Led by Markovski
  2. Property and construction, Led by Jovanovski
  3. Agriculture and wine, Led by Markovski
  4. Employment, Led by Ilievska
  5. Family and inheritance, Led by Petkovska
  6. Litigation and enforcement, Led by Ristevski

The firm

Aleksandar Markovski opened the practice in 2014. Today we are five lawyers at one address in Kavadarci.

We act for businesses and for people across Tikveš: contracts, property, vineyards, employment, inheritance and disputes in court.

Before we start, we tell you what it will take, how long it may last and what it costs. Then the decision is yours.

Aleksandar MarkovskiOpened the Kavadarci office in 2014, after four years in Skopje.

How we work

Every matter starts with a conversation at a table, not a lawsuit.

A conversation at a meeting table: a woman with her hair tied back speaks, a pen in her hand over papers, while a colleague in a dark jacket listens across the table with a smile.

The partners

One of us runs each matter, from the first conversation to the end.

  • Aleksandar Markovski

    Founding partner

  • Ivana Petkovska

    Partner

  • Nikola Ristevski

    Partner

Everyone at the firm

Insights

  1. Agriculture and wine

    Leasing a vineyard: five questions to settle before you sign2 min read

  2. Employment

    When a service contract is really employment2 min read

  3. Family and inheritance

    Inheritance without a dispute: what to prepare in good time2 min read

All insights

The office

Address
22 Ilindenska, 1430 Kavadarci
Hours
Monday to Friday, 08:30–16:30
Meetings by appointment

Contact and the form

Kavadarci from the air: the Church of Saint Petka and its bell tower in front, apartment blocks and roofs behind, and terraced hills above the town.