Lawyer in Pilsen — Inheritance in the Czech Republic
When the deceased had their habitual residence in Pilsen, or left assets there, the inheritance has a cross-border dimension.
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- What law governs an inheritance where the deceased lived in Pilsen?
- Under the EU Succession Regulation, generally the law of the deceased's last habitual residence — Czech law, unless a valid choice of nationality's law was made.
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Legal Context
Cross-border succession within the EU is governed by the EU Succession Regulation (650/2012), which applies to the Czech Republic (Denmark and Ireland are the only member states not bound by it). Generally the law of the deceased's last habitual residence applies, unless a valid choice of the law of nationality was made.
When to Contact a Lawyer
For an inheritance involving assets or a deceased person in Pilsen, it is worth contacting a lawyer early.
Documents to Prepare
- Death certificate
- Proof of the deceased's last habitual residence
- A will, if one exists