A Jakarta law firm for litigation and arbitration, bankruptcy & PKPU, family and inheritance disputes, and corporate law — including the disputes that never stay in one courtroom.
The art of strategic thinking.
Damianus Renjaan Law Office was founded by Damianus Herman Renjaan, S.H., M.H., an advocate in practice since 2009 and a licensed Curator and Administrator. At the heart of how we work is a discipline he has practised from the start: the art of strategic thinking.
A case is not decided by the strongest argument alone, but by the clarity with which the whole ground is read: knowing where each step will lead, and taking it at the right moment. We set the course before we move, and keep reading the ground as the matter unfolds.
Strategy begins with candour. Before we take a step, we tell you plainly where your matter stands: its strengths, its weaknesses, and what it will realistically take. Sometimes the wisest course is to negotiate, or not to litigate at all. When the course is to fight, we commit fully, from the first consultation to a final and binding judgment, and through to its enforcement.
Strategy is tested most when a dispute has many sides. We see every matter whole, so that each step strengthens the others rather than undermining them.
Yet strategy is only as good as the commitment behind it. Our founder instils one conviction in every lawyer here: a matter entrusted to us is a question of professional honour, and to see it through to success is a pride every lawyer should carry. Client satisfaction, as we see it, is the natural fruit of that commitment.
We hold that commitment down to the smallest detail, because what is at stake is not only your matter, but our name as well.
Cases are not won in the courtroom. They are won long before, in the way we think.
Lawyers who have practised before courts throughout Indonesia. Every matter is led by a senior lawyer and worked by a team that knows the file.
Damianus has practised law since 2009. He graduated cum laude from the Faculty of Law, Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta, and earned his Master of Laws (M.H.), also cum laude, from Universitas Gadjah Mada in 2011.
Before founding the firm, he practised at Jati Utomo Law Office in Yogyakarta and served as a Senior Lawyer at BNJ Law Office in Jakarta (2011–2015). He has held the Curator and Administrator licence issued by the Ministry of Law and Human Rights since 2021.
His practice spans litigation, bankruptcy and PKPU, corporate and investment law, capital markets, mining, land and property, and family law.
Bonifasius graduated from the Faculty of Law, Universitas Katolik Parahyangan, in 2015. He began his career at BNJ Law Office that year, was admitted as an advocate in 2017, and joined the firm in 2019.
He handles complex civil and commercial litigation, insolvency-related disputes, and family and inheritance cases before the Religious Courts, including matters that run across several forums at once. He also reviews the firm’s pleadings and appellate briefs before filing.
Hendrik graduated from the Faculty of Law, Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta, in 2015 and earned his Master of Laws from Universitas Gadjah Mada in 2019. He practised in Yogyakarta at Jati Utomo Law Office and R.F & Rekan Law Office before joining the firm in 2021.
His practice covers criminal and civil litigation, inheritance and family matters before the Religious Courts, state administrative disputes, employment and environmental law, and judicial review before the Constitutional Court.
Dini earned her Bachelor and Master of Laws from Universitas Islam Negeri Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung (2020 and 2023). She practised at Helmi Aldjufri & Partners before joining the firm in 2023.
She works on civil litigation, Islamic inheritance and family matters before the Religious Courts, corporate and employment law, and legal due diligence.
Josua earned his Bachelor of Laws from Universitas Tarumanagara in 2021 and his Master of Laws from Universitas Trisakti in 2025. He began his legal career as an intern at Saksono & Suyadi, then practised as a junior lawyer at Gargarin Anakotta & Partners and Gargarin & Co Law Firm, before joining the firm in 2025.
His practice covers a range of legal fields, with a particular focus on criminal law and business law.
Alam earned his Bachelor of Laws from Universitas Trisakti in 2017. He began his legal career as an intern at Merdeka Ibrahim & Partners and joined the firm in 2025.
His practice covers a range of legal fields, with a particular focus on criminal law and business law.
Jenifer earned a Bachelor of Laws from Universitas Tarumanagara (UNTAR) in 2023 and joined the firm in 2024.
Jenifer's practice covers civil and company law, state administrative law, Islamic inheritance and family matters before the Religious Courts, employment, environmental and fisheries law, intellectual property, judicial review before the Constitutional Court, and legal due diligence.
End-to-end counsel, from preventing disputes to enforcing judgments. We negotiate where settlement serves you, and litigate when it does not.
Civil, commercial, land and corporate disputes before the District Courts, High Courts and Supreme Court, the State Administrative Court, the Industrial Relations Court and arbitral tribunals, as well as judicial review before the Constitutional Court. We handle every stage: claim, defence, appeal, cassation and case review (PK).
Our founder is a licensed Curator and Administrator, so we know the process from the inside. We act for creditors and debtors before the Commercial Court: filing and opposing petitions, verifying claims, assessing composition plans, and challenging a curator’s conduct when the law is not followed.
A judgment is only worth what can be enforced. We pursue execution of court judgments and enforceable instruments (grosse akta), seek attachment of assets, and defend execution against third-party opposition (bantahan/perlawanan).
Inheritance, marriage annulment and joint-property disputes before the Religious and District Courts, including matters involving foreign nationals and marriages registered abroad. These cases are personal. We handle them with discretion and with the same rigour as any commercial dispute.
When a business or family dispute takes a criminal turn, we act for complainants and for those reported or investigated — from police reports and examinations through trial, including pretrial review (praperadilan) of investigative actions.
Legal opinions, contract drafting and review, legal due diligence and corporate actions across investment, mining, land and property, capital market and intellectual property matters. We draft with litigation in mind, because we know which clauses end up in court.
For companies without a legal department, we act as one: internal policies, corporate deeds and filings, licensing, regulatory reporting and day-to-day contract review, with one point of contact who knows your business.
Tell us what happened. We will give you an honest first view and direct you to the right lawyer.
Schedule a Consultation →Companies and families whose disputes and transactions we know from the inside.
Banks and financial technology companies: credit disputes, recovery, enforcement of security and regulatory matters.
Developers and landowners: land title and acquisition, sale and purchase, construction and final-account disputes, and tenancy.
Mining and energy companies: licensing and land disputes, cooperation agreements, and the enforcement of large commercial claims.
Metal, automotive and chemical businesses: distribution and supply agreements, outsourcing contracts and commercial disputes.
Vessel and shipyard disputes, hotel development, and the licensing of restaurant and consumer brands.
Estates, marriages and family wealth, including families that live across borders.
Under Law No. 20 of 2025, a victim or reporting party can now challenge the termination of an investigation directly — and if the court finds it unlawful, the investigation must continue.
Berdasarkan UU No. 20 Tahun 2025, korban atau pelapor kini dapat langsung menguji penghentian penyidikan — dan bila pengadilan menyatakannya tidak sah, penyidikan wajib dilanjutkan.
PANDI's 2025 policy accepts an NIB, an NPWP or a Ministry of Law decree for .co.id — but registrars do not all apply it the same way, and that can hold up activation.
Kebijakan PANDI 2025 menerima NIB, NPWP, atau SK Kemenkumham untuk .co.id — namun tidak semua registrar menerapkannya dengan cara yang sama, dan hal itu dapat menghambat aktivasi.
A practical checklist for creditors weighing a debtor's settlement proposal in bankruptcy or PKPU.
Daftar periksa praktis bagi kreditur yang menimbang proposal perdamaian debitur dalam kepailitan atau PKPU.
Monday–Friday, 09:00–17:00 WIB. Consultations by appointment.
Jl. Kramat Raya No. 81
Jakarta 10450, Indonesia
+62 21 345 9262
info@drlawoffice.co.id
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