Oakstream Juridik
Legal help for everyday life — and for disputes.
From a first assessment to finished documents and dealing with the authorities. Clear support in family, property, consumer and company law, and data protection.
What we help with
The right support in everyday legal matters and disputes — for individuals and companies.
Cohabitation & partner immigration
Advice when you move in together — and when a partner is moving to Sweden.
Read more →Buying & selling a home
Support through the property deal — contracts, surveys and claims.
Read more →Estate-agent errors & FMI
Assessing the agent's liability, demand letters and a complaint to FMI.
Read more →Complaint to IMY (GDPR)
Help drafting a complaint or statement — and holding a clear line through the case.
Read more →Faulty goods
Complaint, repair, price reduction, cancellation or damages.
Read more →Division of property
From mapping assets and debts to a finished settlement agreement.
Read more →Clear from the first contact
You always know where your matter stands and what the next step is.
First assessment
Describe your matter. You get a clear first assessment and a suggested next step — in plain language.
Plan & documents
We prepare the paperwork, agreements and demand letters, and explain what applies and what it costs.
Carry it through
We take the matter forward and handle contact with the other party and the authorities for you.
- ✓ Swedish law degree
- ✓ Studies in Scotland — common law
- ✓ Advice in Swedish & English
An experienced lawyer, close to you.
Oakstream Law is run by Clara Ekström, a lawyer with a Swedish law degree and studies in Scotland — at home in both Swedish law and British common law.
That means thorough legal work and a personal contact: you deal with the same lawyer throughout, in Swedish or English, in person in Borås or online.
More about the firm →”Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence.”
Get in touch
Tell us briefly about your matter and we will come back with a first assessment — usually within one business day.