PRIME NEWS POST
JAKARTA— FBO & ABS Law Firm continues to expand its exploration of partnerships with local‑government bodies. Most recently, the firm held a formal audience and meeting with officials from the Central Jakarta City Administration on Thursday (November 5, 2026), to discuss potential synergy for strengthening public legal services, community legal education, and dedicated support for micro, small, and medium‑sized enterprise (MSME) operators.
The meeting, hosted within the Central Jakarta and North Jakarta municipal government complex, forms part of FBO & ABS Law Firm’s effort to build institutional‑level communication and open formal channels for collaboration with regional‑government stakeholders.
During the discussion, FBO & ABS Law Firm presented the full scope of its professional legal‑advocacy capabilities, covering both litigation and non‑litigation work. Talks focused on how the firm’s legal‑service support could deliver tangible benefits for the municipal government, civil‑service personnel, MSME actors, and the general public.
DR. Santrawan Paparang, SH, MH, M.Kn, Head of FBO & ABS Law Firm, explained that improved access to quality legal services is a critical need for both government administration and community life.
He noted that legal support should not only be provided once a dispute or formal legal case has already emerged. Early‑stage legal education, consultation, and guidance are equally important to help prevent legal conflicts and ensure all parties understand their respective rights and obligations.
On the non‑litigation side, FBO & ABS Law Firm is offering support including legal consultation and public legal outreach, statutory‑regulation reviews, draft regulatory drafting, plus legal‑compliance guidance and legal‑protection advisory services for MSMEs.
For litigation matters, the firm’s scope covers representation and legal assistance for civil, state‑administrative, criminal, and commercial‑law cases. All proposed services will be delivered strictly in accordance with existing legal authority, official assignment protocols, and prevailing national regulations.
Ferdinan Weimar, President of ABS (Anak Bangsa Sejati / True Children of the Nation) and Chairman of FBO (Freestyle Boxing Organization), welcomed the discussion with the Central Jakarta City Administration. He described collaboration with local government as a key step to expand public access to legal knowledge and formal legal support.
Ferdinan stressed that law firms and legal practitioners have a social responsibility to build public legal awareness, rather than only focusing on handling active court cases.
“In my view, members of the public need to be brought closer to legal knowledge. People should not wait until their problems have escalated before seeking legal help. We want to encourage communities to understand their rights and duties, learn proper legal procedures, and have reliable access to professional legal guidance,” Ferdinan said.
He gave special emphasis to MSMEs, a core driver of the local economy. Small‑business operators, he said, need clear guidance on business licensing, commercial contracts, legal risk protection, and dispute resolution so they can grow sustainably with greater legal certainty.
“MSMEs should not only be supported to grow economically; they also need reinforcement on legal compliance and legal protection. We hope FBO & ABS Law Firm can be part of the broader effort to deliver that education and hands‑on assistance,” he added.
Ferdinan said the meeting with Central Jakarta City Administration was also an opportunity to establish long‑term, continuous communication. He expressed hope that the exploratory talks would move past introductory formalities into concrete, needs‑based programs aligned with the municipal government’s internal procedures.
He added that any successful partnership must be built on a foundation of professionalism, trust, integrity, and a clear focus on public‑community interests.
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The Central Jakarta discussion is one of several steps FBO & ABS Law Firm has taken to build working relationships with government agencies and public institutions.
Previously, the firm held an audience with the South Jakarta City Administration on October 27, 2026. It has also opened preliminary cooperation talks with the West Jakarta City Administration.
Ferdinan Weimar further shared that the Legal Offices of the Indonesian Air Force and Indonesian Navy have given positive, preliminary indications of interest for potential future collaboration. Those opportunities will be developed following each respective institution’s official communication channels and internal protocols.
On the institutional side, both FBO Law Firm and ABS Law Firm are registered in the Business‑Entity Administration System under the Directorate‑General of General Legal Administration, Ministry of Law of the Republic of Indonesia.
ABS Law Firm, formally the Anak Bangsa Sejati Civil Partnership, was established under Deed Number 14 dated August 27, 2026, with Registered‑Certificate Number AHU‑0001778‑AH.01.22 of 2026. Both firms are based in Bekasi City and offer professional legal services, including litigation, legal consulting, and intellectual‑property advisory work.
Through this series of audiences and partnership explorations, FBO & ABS Law Firm aims to help strengthen a community‑wide culture of legal awareness, expand access to legal consultation and case support, and support cleaner, legally sound governance and business activity.
FBO & ABS Law Firm confirmed that every potential cooperation project will be carried out professionally, transparently, and accountably, while fully respecting each government institution’s official authority and internal procedures.
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