Ivelin Uskov is a litigator by temperament. His caseload is built around money claims and property: he pursues unpaid receivables through the courts, defends individuals pursued by quick-loan and consumer-credit companies, and handles disputes over real estate.
He acts for creditors and debtors alike in order-for-payment proceedings and in ordinary civil claims for establishing and collecting debts. When defending a borrower, he takes the loan apart line by line — the principal actually paid out, the interest and fees layered on top, any penalties, and whether the collection steps themselves were lawful.
In real estate matters he reviews title and ownership documents, drafts and checks preliminary and final sale contracts, and represents clients in disputes over rights to property.
His approach to a case starts with the evidence: what can be proven, what it will cost to prove it, and what the realistic outcome is. Clients get a strategy that weighs the legal merits against the financial and practical consequences of going to court.