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62 situations juridiques
Family LawCross-Border Divorce & Property Settlement
Divorcing across two countries raises hard questions about jurisdiction, matrimonial property and tax. Here is what to expect and how the right lawyer protects your share.
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InheritanceContested Inheritance & Estate Division
When heirs disagree over an estate, delays and family conflict escalate quickly. Learn how contested inheritance works and when a probate lawyer is essential.
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CopyrightCopyright Infringement & Licensing Dispute
Someone is using your work without permission — or you have been accused of it. Learn how copyright and licensing disputes are resolved and when to get a lawyer.
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Driving Under the InfluenceDriving Under the Influence — Defence
A drink-driving charge threatens your licence, your record and sometimes your job. Learn what happens, what defences exist, and why early legal advice matters.
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Shareholder DisputesBusiness Share Settlement & Exit
Leaving a company you co-own is rarely simple. Learn how share settlements and shareholder exits work, and how to secure a fair valuation and a clean break.
Lire le guideFamily LawChild Support & Custody Arrangement
Arranging child support and custody after separation is emotional and legally complex. Learn how the process works and how to secure a fair, durable arrangement.
Lire le guideFamily LawChild Custody Arrangement After Divorce
Two parents, one child, and a custody question that shapes the years ahead. How a matched family lawyer helped set workable, child-focused custody terms.
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Real EstateReal Estate Purchase Dispute
Discovering defects after buying a property, or a deal falling through, can be costly. Learn how real-estate disputes work and when to bring in a lawyer.
Lire le guideReal EstateLandlord–Tenant Lease Dispute
A tenant stopped paying rent and disputed the reason for termination. How a matched real-estate lawyer resolved the lease dispute without a drawn-out court battle.
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Employment LawWrongful Employment Termination
Losing a job through an unlawful dismissal has serious consequences. Learn when a termination is invalid and how to secure reinstatement or compensation.
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ConstructionConstruction Delay & Penalty Claim
Construction delays cascade into lost revenue and penalty claims. Learn how delay and penalty disputes work and how to enforce your rights under the contract.
Lire le guideMergers & AcquisitionsCross-Border Acquisition & Due Diligence
Buying a company across borders carries hidden legal and tax risk. Learn how acquisitions and due diligence work and how to structure a deal safely.
Lire le guideDebt CollectionCommercial Debt Recovery
An unpaid invoice ties up cash and grows harder to recover over time. Learn how commercial debt recovery works and when legal enforcement is the right step.
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Data Protection (GDPR)GDPR Breach & Regulatory Response
A data breach or regulator inquiry can bring heavy fines and reputational damage. Learn how to respond to a GDPR issue and when specialist advice is critical.
Lire le guideTraffic AccidentsTraffic Accident Compensation Claim
After a traffic accident, insurers often pay less than you are owed. Learn how compensation claims work and how a lawyer secures the full amount.
Lire le guideCommercial ContractsBusiness Contract Breach Dispute
When a key commercial contract is breached, revenue and relationships are at stake. Learn how contract disputes are resolved and how to enforce your rights.
Lire le guideEmployment LawEmployer Not Paying Your Salary
Your employer missed a payday. Here is what generally happens next, what your options are, and when it's time to bring in a lawyer.
Lire le guideFamily LawHow Divorce Works in the Czech Republic: A Complete Guide
Uncontested or contested, quick or drawn-out — how a Czech divorce actually unfolds, what to settle before you file, and where couples most often go wrong.
Lire le guideFamily LawWhat Is Marital Community Property (SJM)?
One term that decides who gets what in a Czech divorce. A quick, clear explanation of marital community property (SJM) — what's shared and what isn't.
Lire le guideFamily LawDocuments and Steps to File for Divorce
The nine documents and steps that turn a decision to divorce into a filed petition — checked off one at a time.
Lire le guideReal EstateHow Buying Property Works in the Czech Republic
Reservation fee, escrow, land registry, mortgage — how a Czech property purchase actually moves from offer to ownership, and where it most often goes wrong.
Lire le guideReal EstateWhat Is a Land Registry Entry (Vklad)?
The three weeks that decide who legally owns a Czech property. A clear explanation of the land registry entry (vklad) and why timing matters.
Lire le guideReal EstateWhat to Check in a Property Purchase Contract
Nine things a real-estate lawyer checks in a purchase contract before you sign — so nothing costly is buried in the fine print.
Lire le guideEmployment LawEmployment Termination in the Czech Republic: A Complete Guide
Notice, agreement, or immediate termination — how employment actually ends in the Czech Republic, what severance you're owed, and where employees most often lose ground.
Lire le guideEmployment LawWhat Is Immediate Termination of Employment?
No notice period, effective the day it's delivered — a clear explanation of immediate termination and the narrow grounds that actually justify it.
Lire le guideEmployment LawWhat to Check Before Signing a Termination or Settlement Agreement
Eight things to check before you sign anything your employer hands you — so you don't sign away rights you didn't know you had.
Lire le guideDivorce in Germany — a Czech Client's Guide
Married to someone who lives in Germany, or moved there yourselves? Here is how jurisdiction and applicable law generally work for a cross-border divorce, and when to bring in a lawyer.
Lire le guideTraffic Accident in Austria — a Czech Driver's Guide
In a traffic accident in Austria? Here is how the EU's cross-border claims system generally lets you claim compensation without traveling back, and when a lawyer helps.
Lire le guideDebt Recovery in Slovakia — a Creditor's Guide
A debtor in Slovakia isn't paying? Here is how EU cross-border recovery tools generally work, even though Slovak and Czech law share a common history.
Lire le guideWorkplace Accident Abroad: A Guide for Czech Workers
What happens after a workplace accident in another EU country — social security coordination, employer liability, and when to involve a local lawyer.
Lire le guideCompany Formation Abroad: A Guide for Czech Entrepreneurs
How EU freedom of establishment lets Czech entrepreneurs start a company abroad — and what varies by country: capital requirements, registration, and tax.
Lire le guideCross-Border Divorce in the EU: A Guide for Czech Citizens
Which country's courts decide a cross-border divorce, and which law applies — the EU rules that govern jurisdiction and applicable law, and when to involve a local lawyer.
Lire le guideMarital Property Settlement Abroad: A Guide for Czech Citizens
How cross-border marital property is divided after a divorce involving more than one EU country — what EU rules cover, and what still depends on national law.
Lire le guideCross-Border Child Custody and Support: A Guide for Czech Citizens
Which country decides custody and support when parents live in different EU countries, and how to enforce a decision across borders.
Lire le guideInternational Divorce Jurisdiction: Which Court Decides?
When more than one EU country's courts could hear your divorce — the specific jurisdiction rules under Brussels IIb, and why timing can matter.
Lire le guideRecognition of a Foreign Divorce: A Guide for Czech Citizens
How a divorce granted in one EU country is recognised in another — automatic recognition under EU law, and how a non-EU divorce is different.
Lire le guideParental Child Abduction Abroad: The Hague Convention Explained
What happens when a child is wrongfully taken to, or kept in, another country — the Hague Convention's return procedure, and how it works within the EU.
Lire le guideCross-Border Maintenance Enforcement: A Guide for Czech Citizens
How to enforce a maintenance decision across an EU border — the EU rules that remove the need for a separate court process, and what still depends on local procedure.
Lire le guideWhen the Deceased Died Abroad: A Guide for Czech Heirs
Which country's law governs an inheritance when the deceased lived and died abroad — the EU Succession Regulation's habitual-residence rule, and the exceptions to it.
Lire le guideForeign Property as Part of an Inheritance: A Guide for Czech Heirs
How foreign real estate is treated when it's part of an inheritance — the EU rule for one applicable law across the whole estate, and the local registration steps that still apply.
Lire le guideAn Heir Living Abroad: A Guide for Czech Citizens
Living in another EU country doesn't change which law governs an inheritance — but it does change the practical steps for proving your status and dealing with a foreign succession process.
Lire le guideInheritance Abroad: A General Guide for Czech Citizens
A starting-point overview for any inheritance with a cross-border element — how the EU Succession Regulation works, and which specific situation you're actually facing.
Lire le guideBuying Property Abroad: A Guide for Czech Citizens
EU free movement of capital protects your right to buy property abroad — but the actual procedure, ownership rules, and any restrictions remain entirely national and vary significantly by country.
Lire le guideCross-Border Employment Disputes: A Guide for Czech Citizens
Which country's courts and law apply to an employment dispute connected to more than one EU country — the employee-protective EU rules, and what stays genuinely national.
Lire le guideWorking Abroad Under a Foreign-Law Contract: A Guide for Czech Citizens
What a foreign governing-law clause in an employment contract can and can't do — the EU rule that preserves your workplace country's mandatory protections regardless.
Lire le guidePosting a Worker to Another EU Country: A Guide
What actually changes, and what doesn't, when an employee is posted to another EU country — pay, social security, and notification rules under the Posting of Workers Directive.
Lire le guideUnpaid Wages From a Foreign Employer: A Guide for Czech Citizens
Where you can sue a foreign employer for unpaid wages, and what it actually takes to get paid once you win — jurisdiction, applicable law, and cross-border enforcement.
Lire le guideCross-Border Traffic Accident Compensation: A Guide for Czech Citizens
Which country's law decides a compensation claim after a traffic accident abroad, and how EU insurance rules can let you claim without leaving home.
Lire le guideCriminal Liability for a Traffic Accident Abroad: A Guide for Czech Citizens
Why criminal liability after an accident abroad is a completely separate matter from your compensation claim — and what to do if you're facing local criminal proceedings.
Lire le guideCross-Border Damages and Compensation: A Guide for Czech Citizens
Which country's law applies to a cross-border damages claim outside a traffic accident — the Rome II default rule, and the exceptions that can change it.
Lire le guideCompensation Amounts After a Traffic Accident Abroad: A Guide
Once liability is settled, how much you actually receive depends entirely on national rules — what varies country by country, and how to check before accepting an offer.
Lire le guideDamage Caused in Another EU Country: A Guide
General non-traffic damage claims across an EU border — the Rome II rule and its specific carve-outs for product liability and other special cases.
Lire le guideA Foreigner's Liability for Damage Caused in the Czech Republic: A Guide
Why Czech law generally governs damage you caused in the Czech Republic, regardless of your own nationality — and what that means in practice.
Lire le guideDriving Under the Influence Abroad: Recognition in the Czech Republic
A drink-driving offence abroad is prosecuted entirely under that country's law — what that means for the case itself, and the separate, genuinely unsettled question of Czech-side consequences.
Lire le guideCross-Border Copyright Infringement: A Guide for Czech Citizens
How copyright protection actually works across EU borders — Berne Convention national treatment, and which country's law governs an infringement claim.
Lire le guideRecovering a Debt from Someone Abroad: A Guide for Czech Citizens
The EU procedures available for recovering a debt from someone in another EU country — the European Payment Order, Small Claims Procedure, and Brussels Ia enforcement.
Lire le guidePursuing a Debt Against a Foreign Debtor: A Guide for Czech Citizens
Which country's courts have jurisdiction over a debtor based abroad, and why locating their assets is often the real challenge.
Lire le guideThe European Payment Order: A Guide for Czech Citizens
How the European Payment Order lets you recover an uncontested cross-border debt using a standard EU form, and what happens if the debtor objects.
Lire le guideRecognising and Enforcing a Foreign Judgment in the Czech Republic: A Guide
Why a judgment from another EU country is generally automatically enforceable in the Czech Republic, and why a non-EU judgment is a different story.
Lire le guideInternational Commercial Arbitration: A Guide for Czech Citizens
How international arbitration resolves cross-border business disputes outside national courts, and why its awards are so broadly enforceable.
Lire le guideDrafting an Arbitration Clause in a Cross-Border Contract: A Guide
The key elements every arbitration clause needs, and why an incomplete clause can become a dispute of its own.
Lire le guideEnforcing a Foreign Arbitral Award: A Guide for Czech Citizens
Why a foreign arbitral award is broadly enforceable under the New York Convention, and the narrow, specific grounds on which enforcement can actually be refused.
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