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Law Firm · Semarang, Indonesia
Indonesian lawyers for foreigners and Indonesians abroad
Firma Legal Hukum Corporote, led by Dr. HM. Asrori, S.H., M.H., helps foreign nationals, foreign investors, and Indonesians living overseas with legal matters in Indonesia, starting with an online consultation.
About the firm
An Indonesian law firm in Semarang, Central Java
Firma Legal Hukum Corporote is a law office and advocates' firm based in Pedurungan, Semarang City, and part of PT Legalku Multi Digital. We aim to provide tactical, transparent, and trustworthy legal solutions to individuals and businesses, in Central Java and across Indonesia.
Led by Dr. HM. Asrori, S.H., M.H.
President Director of PT Legalku Multi Digital, advocate and legal practitioner in criminal law, and criminal law lecturer. He leads a team of five advocates:
- Dr. HM. Asrori, S.H., M.H.: criminal law
- Febryan Alam Susatyo, S.H., M.H.: criminal law
- R. Widyyanta, S.H., M.H.: criminal law
- Dian Rosita, S.H., M.H.: criminal law
- Kumarudin, S.H.: civil law
How we work
- Clear fees: consultation fees are published below; the scope and fee for case work are set out in a written legal services agreement before work begins.
- Confidentiality: advocates must keep confidential everything learned from a client (Article 19 of Law No. 18 of 2003).
- Honest advice: no promises of winning, only a realistic assessment, including settlement options outside court.
- Online first: start from anywhere by WhatsApp, phone, or video call.
Services
Legal help for international clients
We act on matters governed by Indonesian law or heard by Indonesian courts and authorities.
Foreigners married to Indonesians
- Requirements for a mixed marriage in Indonesia (Articles 57 to 62 of Law No. 1 of 1974 on Marriage), including the certificate of no impediment from your embassy
- Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, which matter because a foreign spouse cannot hold freehold title (Hak Milik) to land (Article 21(3) of the Basic Agrarian Law)
- Divorce, child custody, child support, and division of marital property before Indonesian courts
- Citizenship questions for children of mixed marriages (Law No. 12 of 2006)
Foreign investors and companies
- Company establishment and business licensing through the OSS system
- Drafting and reviewing contracts with Indonesian counterparties
- Legal audit, compliance, employment matters, and dispute resolution in Indonesia
Indonesians living abroad
- Online consultation by WhatsApp chat, phone, or video call
- Cases in Indonesia: divorce, inheritance, land disputes, debt recovery, and criminal matters involving family members at home
- Powers of attorney signed abroad, which must be legalised by an Indonesian mission or, for Apostille Convention countries, carry an apostille (Presidential Regulation No. 2 of 2021)
Criminal matters in Indonesia
- Legal assistance from the first police summons through trial and appeal, under the new Criminal Code (Law No. 1 of 2023) and Criminal Procedure Code (Law No. 20 of 2025), both in force since 2 January 2026
- Pre-trial review (praperadilan) of arrest, detention, search, seizure, or naming as a suspect
Consultation fees
Fees known before you start
Per session, paid online through Midtrans. Case representation is quoted separately after review.
WhatsApp chat
IDR 300,000
Written Q&A with an advocate; send photos of documents.
Phone or video call
IDR 500,000
Live discussion of your chronology and documents, with recommended next steps.
In person
IDR 1,000,000
At our Semarang office, or elsewhere with travel costs agreed in advance.
FAQ
Questions from international clients
Can you handle my case if I am outside Indonesia?
Yes, for matters governed by Indonesian law or heard by Indonesian courts. You can start with an online consultation. If we need to act for you, you sign a power of attorney abroad and have it legalised by an Indonesian embassy or consulate, or apostilled if your country is a party to the Apostille Convention.
Can you represent me in a court outside Indonesia?
No. An Indonesian advocate's area of practice is the territory of the Republic of Indonesia (Article 5(2) of Law No. 18 of 2003 on Advocates). For proceedings abroad, we can help you prepare Indonesian documents and coordinate with a lawyer qualified in that country.
Can a foreigner own land or a house in Indonesia?
A foreign national cannot hold freehold title (Hak Milik). A foreigner who acquires it through a marriage property regime must release it within one year (Article 21(3) of the Basic Agrarian Law). Other rights, such as the right of use (Hak Pakai), are available under separate rules. Get advice before you buy or marry without a prenuptial agreement.
How do I divorce my Indonesian spouse if one of us lives abroad?
Divorce must be decided by an Indonesian court. When the respondent lives abroad, the summons is delivered through the Indonesian mission, and the hearing is scheduled at least six months after filing (Articles 20, 28 and 29 of Government Regulation No. 9 of 1975). For Muslim couples, the Religious Court has jurisdiction.
Can you guarantee the outcome of my case?
No. The Indonesian Advocates' Code of Ethics prohibits advocates from guaranteeing that a case will be won (Article 4(c)). We give you an honest assessment of your legal position and work diligently within the law.
Which language will the consultation be in?
Write to us in English or Indonesian and tell us your preferred language. We will confirm how the consultation can be conducted. If needed, an interpreter or sworn translator can be arranged at your cost.
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