Initial enquiry
Outline what happened, when it happened and how payments were made.
Professional legal guidance, financial evidence analysis and asset recovery assistance.
We help individuals understand their options after suspected financial fraud. Our approach starts with a structured review of transaction records, communications and applicable legal pathways.
Discover Our Approach ↗Select a category to understand typical evidence and potential next steps.
We listen to your circumstances and identify what evidence may be available.
We assess transaction records, correspondence, and relevant supporting materials.
We explain potential routes and limitations according to the facts and jurisdiction.
Any agreed actions, fees and responsibilities are documented before proceeding.
Be cautious about requests for an unlocking fee, tax payment, AML certificate or other unexplained advance charge.
Contact your bank or provider using independently verified channels. Change compromised passwords and enable MFA.
Keep receipts, blockchain hashes, screenshots, emails and original correspondence.
Consider reporting deadlines and obtain legal advice appropriate to your jurisdiction.
Tell us what happened and what documents you already have.
Meet the people who handle case enquiries and legal assessments. Learn about the people who support our client communication and case assessment process.
We believe that each matter deserves a methodical, evidence-led assessment rather than speculative guarantees. Clear communication, a documented review process and transparent discussion of possible limitations help clients make informed decisions at every stage. The outcome of any individual matter depends on the evidence, law and relevant counterparties.
Financial disputes are rarely straightforward. We begin by examining the available records, building a clear chronology and identifying practical routes for further assessment. Our team emphasises open communication so that each client understands what information is needed, which options may be available and what limitations should be considered.
Our first priority is to understand the events in their proper order: how contact began, which representations were made, what payment channels were used and which records remain available. A clear chronology makes it easier to identify inconsistencies, decide what additional evidence may be needed and discuss realistic next steps.
Each matter is different. Some cases may require prompt contact with a bank or payment provider, while others call for a closer assessment of platform records, counterparties or cross-border transactions. We explain the boundaries of any proposed work before asking a client to proceed.
Information about the firm’s legal entity, applicable professional registration, engagement terms and complaints process is available upon request before entering into an agreement.
Keep transaction confirmations, complete chat histories, URLs and the names used by the parties involved. Avoid altering original files.
We seek to understand the sequence of contact, promises, payments and attempts to withdraw or resolve the situation.
Depending on the facts, reporting to banks, payment providers, platforms, law enforcement or legal counsel may be relevant.
Any next steps, responsibilities, fees and limitations should be documented before substantive work proceeds.
Explore areas where financial evidence, legal assessment and carefully documented communication may be relevant.
Look for sudden demands, unverified payment instructions and inconsistencies between claims and independent records.
Prepare dates, payment records and relevant correspondence. Never share passwords or wallet recovery phrases.
Request a Consultation ↗Outline what happened, when it happened and how payments were made.
Keep copies of payment records and communications. We will explain how to share supporting evidence securely during the consultation process.
We cannot promise a result or response time before a case has been reviewed and accepted.
A review of evidence, potential reporting and dispute routes, practical limitations and whether further legal work appears appropriate.
There is no guaranteed recovery. Outcomes depend on the facts, law and counterparties involved.
Our team combines case assessment, client relations and financial dispute support. Learn more about each professional and the work they contribute.
We believe clients should know who is handling their enquiries. Our team brings together legal assessment, client communication and case coordination. Explore the profiles below to learn about the people supporting each stage of an enquiry.
Each matter should have an identified point of contact and a defined scope of work.
Our team can provide further information about professional qualifications and applicable regulatory matters upon request.
Clients should receive understandable updates and know when further information is needed.
Contact our team to discuss your circumstances, the relevant timeline and available evidence. We can help you understand which supporting materials may be useful for an initial review.
For appointments and correspondence, please contact our team in advance by email at clients@hexalawyers.info or telephone at +31 6 3115 6451. We recommend describing the nature of your enquiry and providing an appropriate way to reach you.
Zuid-Hollandlaan 7
2596 AL The Hague
Netherlands
1st Floor, 14 Cathedral Road
Cardiff CF11 9LJ
Wales, United Kingdom
Email: clients@hexalawyers.info
Telephone: +31 6 3115 6451
For an initial enquiry or follow-up, contact our team directly by email or telephone. After a matter has been discussed with your lawyer, supporting documents may be exchanged through the agreed correspondence channel.
Outline what happened, when it happened and how payments were made.
Keep copies of payment records and communications. We will explain how to share supporting evidence securely during the consultation process.
We cannot promise a result or response time before a case has been reviewed and accepted.
A review of evidence, potential reporting and dispute routes, practical limitations and whether further legal work appears appropriate.
There is no guaranteed recovery. Outcomes depend on the facts, law and counterparties involved.
Share the essential facts so our team can understand your enquiry.
Please describe what happened, when the payments were made and which organisations were involved. Our team can then consider what further information may be useful.
You can describe the circumstances in this form. Our team can then contact you to discuss your enquiry and arrange further correspondence. Never include passwords, one-time codes or wallet recovery phrases.
HEXA LAWYERS handles enquiries concerning suspected financial fraud. The information you share in our consultation form is used to review your request and respond to you. Please provide only what is necessary for initial contact and do not include account passwords, recovery phrases or identity documents in the message field.
For privacy enquiries, questions about the handling of personal data, corrections, retention or an applicable complaints procedure, contact clients@hexalawyers.info. Formal engagement terms, professional details and any applicable fees should be confirmed in writing before services begin.
We do not guarantee recovery of funds. Whether a legal or administrative route is available depends on the circumstances, evidence, relevant parties and applicable law.