Duje Koceić, lawyer

Independent law office in Split, with a branch office in Zagreb. Registered with the Croatian Bar Association.

Ul. Hrvatske mornarice 1H, Split +385 91 737 2158

How I work

I represent individuals and legal entities before the courts and administrative bodies in Croatia. For each case I build a legal strategy around the client’s situation and needs, and I pursue the best possible outcome. I follow legislation and case law closely, and everything a client entrusts to me is covered by professional secrecy.

Practice areas

Legal services for foreign nationals

Foreign investors in Croatia; temporary and permanent residence; work permits; citizenship; digital nomads; international wills.

Family law

Legal counselling and opinions; divorce; child custody; child support; division of marital property.

Inheritance law

Drafting wills; contesting wills; probate proceedings.

Property and land registry law

Real estate; condominium registration (etažiranje); registration of annotations; registration of ownership; regularising land registry records; individual corrective proceedings.

Contract and obligations law

Contracts; compensation for damage.

Labour law

Workplace injuries and compensation for workers; representing employers in labour disputes; drafting work regulations (pravilnik o radu) and other internal rules for employers.

Criminal and misdemeanour law

Defence of the accused in criminal and misdemeanour proceedings; representation of injured parties in criminal proceedings.

Commercial and company law

Commercial contract law; representation of companies and other legal entities; bankruptcy law; liquidation of companies; international commercial law.

Enforcement law

Representing creditors and debtors in enforcement proceedings; security instruments; debt collection.

Administrative law

Representation before administrative bodies; administrative disputes.

The lawyer

Degree
mag. iur. (Master of Laws)
Education
Faculty of Law, University of Split, 2016
Sole practice
since 2022
Registered office
Split
Branch office
Zagreb
Bar
Registered in the Register of Attorneys of the Croatian Bar Association

I graduated from the Faculty of Law, University of Split, in 2016. After my studies I developed professionally through practical work on a wide range of cases for individuals and companies, in civil and criminal law.

Since 2022 I have run an independent law office, headquartered in Split with a branch office in Zagreb. I support clients at every stage of the proceedings, with the aim of protecting their rights and interests.

The first meeting

Arranging a meeting
By phone or by coming to the office during office hours. I recommend arranging it in advance, so that I can set aside enough time for your matter.
How long it takes
The first meeting usually takes 30 – 60 minutes. I go through the details of your matter, analyse the legal position and suggest possible next steps.
What to bring
Any contracts, decisions and correspondence relating to the matter. Anything else depends on the type of matter, and I will tell you at the first meeting.
Courts
I represent clients before all courts in the Republic of Croatia, including municipal, county and commercial courts.

Contact

Split, registered office
Ul. Hrvatske mornarice 1H
21000 Split, Croatia
Zagreb, branch office
Ul. Križnog puta 90
10000 Zagreb, Croatia
Phone and e-mail
+385 91 737 2158
duje@koceic-odvjetnik.hr
Office hours
Monday to Friday, 08:00 – 16:00
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays
Map of the area around the registered office in Split; the marker is at Ul. Hrvatske mornarice 1H, near the junction with Ulica Domovinskog rata.
Ul. Hrvatske mornarice 1H, Split OpenFreeMap © OpenMapTiles · © OpenStreetMap contributors

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