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Poland legal fees

Rozporządzenie MS · Dz.U. 2026 poz. 215 / 118
Methodology

See the reference fee a lawyer may charge in Poland for your matter, computed from the official tariff published by the national bar council. Pick a case type, enter the amount, and read the breakdown — every figure links to the article it comes from.

In Poland, Tarifo estimates indicative lawyer fees under Rozporządzenie MS, with related state court fees computed under Ustawa o kosztach sądowych w sprawach cywilnych (KSCU). VAT is shown separately where it applies.

Describe the matter

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Case typeChoose one
Civil & commercialLearn more →
Family & marriageLearn more →
Marital property & maintenanceLearn more →
Real estate & land registryLearn more →
InheritanceLearn more →
Eviction & delivery of real estateLearn more →
Companies & KRSLearn more →
Intellectual propertyLearn more →
Enforcement & asset disclosureLearn more →
Special proceedingsLearn more →
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Administrative & specialised courtsLearn more →
Constitutional complaintLearn more →
Juvenile matters (non-penal)Learn more →

Court-award maximum

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Court-award maximum§ 15 ust. 3 · court may award up to 6× the minimum rate, capped at the value of the case. For division of joint property (§ 4 ust. 1 pkt 8), a joint application of the parties is charged at 50% of the scale.

Reference fee

PL · Adwokatura / KRRP

Select a case type to see the reference fee.

Reference

This is a reference, not a quote. A lawyer may agree to charge more, or less. The agreement is between the client and the lawyer.

Polish minimum rates (stawki minimalne) are not mandatory floors for private fee agreements. Following Trybunał Konstytucyjny SK 105/20 (2023) and the 14 May 2024 amendment, the only provision that previously bound private fees (§ 15 ust. 2) has been repealed. The values shown apply to court cost-shifting and ex officio fees, and are net of 23% VAT. Tarifo presents them as reference values, not legal advice.
Common questions

About these Poland figures

Are these Poland lawyer fees binding minimums?
No. They are reference values from the official Poland tariff, not mandatory minimums. A lawyer may agree to charge more or less — the fee agreement is between you and the lawyer.
Where do the numbers come from?
Every figure is computed from the official tariff published by the national bar council, and the breakdown links to the specific article that produced it. Tarifo never averages market quotes or invents figures.
Is this legal advice?
No. Tarifo explains what the tariff says; it does not analyse your case. For advice about your situation, talk to a lawyer.
Is Tarifo free to use?
Yes. The calculator is free, with no account and no sign-up. The site is funded by clearly-labelled display advertising.
Does the Poland calculator include court fees?
Yes. Alongside the reference lawyer fee from the official tariff, Tarifo shows the official Poland court fee for your case type and claim amount — so you see the full cost of bringing a claim, including how it changes for a family case or an appeal.