Your law firm in Hradec Králové

A good contract is not the longest, the most complicated, or the one written in legal jargon. A good contract protects your interests and defines procedures for when the worst happens.

Good contracts account for the fact that circumstances can change. We build in mechanisms for handling unexpected situations and set flexible terms where it makes sense.

We handle commercial and financial contracts for you. We prepare lease and purchase agreements for both current and future property owners.

Have you received a draft contract? Before you sign anything, you should know exactly what you are getting into. Every contract prepared by the other party is written primarily to protect their own interests.

During our review, we examine every clause and highlight provisions that could cause you problems in the future. We identify hidden risks, analyze unbalanced terms, and point out where the contract unfairly favors the other party at your expense.

At the same time, we check the legal integrity of the document and verify that the contract complies with applicable legal regulations and current case law.
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Selling a property is about more than just finding a buyer. The entire process requires proper contractual coverage and documentation to ensure the property can be sold for the highest possible price in the shortest amount of time.

We frequently handle situations where a client has inherited a property and wants to sell it, but must first resolve liens, easements, or disputed ownership titles.

We draft liens to provide the bank with the necessary security without placing unnecessary restrictions on the owner.

We coordinate escrow agreements to ensure the transaction is secure for all parties. Beyond the legal aspects, we also assist with formalities such as land registry filings.

We assist you with modifying existing easements, as well as terminating or establishing new ones.

Co-ownership as a source of conflict. Real estate co-ownership often leads to complications, especially when co-owners cannot agree on the use or management of the property. One wants to sell, the other doesn't. One invests in repairs, the other refuses to pay.

We resolve disputes between co-owners, prepare agreements on the exercise of co-ownership rights, and provide representation in court-ordered partitions of joint property or the sale of co-ownership shares.

Any rental relationship can go wrong. A tenant stops paying, a fundamental disagreement arises, etc.

From experience, we know that the best dispute is one you can avoid or at least resolve quickly with minimal costs. And such a solution starts with the contract.
We can also incorporate dispute resolution procedures into the contract.

Conversely, if a landlord is trying to evict you unlawfully, we can review your lease agreement, analyze the situation, and advise you on the next steps.

We strive to ensure the divorce process goes as smoothly as possible so you can focus on building a new chapter in your life.

Every case brings its own challenges, which is why it is important to work with experts who will help you break free from emotional chaos and focus on making important decisions.

The best interests of the child are always paramount. Disputes involving children are among the most difficult and emotional.

We approach such cases with sensitivity and empathy, seeking solutions that will ease your difficult life situation.

During marriage, you acquire various forms of assets – real estate, financial funds, interests in legal entities – companies, etc.

With assets comes responsibility for your spouse's debts or property disputes in the event of a divorce. Community property is often one of the biggest obstacles to divorce, and reaching a fair settlement is rarely easy.

Even though there are clear legal rules for settlement, their practical application is often complex and can lead to years of disputes.


Over time, couples realize they want to eliminate these risks, primarily to protect their personal assets. If the spouses can agree on this, they can carry out the process through a notary, who will narrow the scope of their community property.

Otherwise, the court must be involved. In such cases, we always strive to prioritize an amicable solution that also takes into account how the spouses acquired the property, how they cared for it, and how they contributed to it.

Whether it involves gifting real estate, transferring funds, or other valuable assets, it is important that all legally required formalities are met.

This is the only way to prevent future disputes and misunderstandings.

We address both the legal and tax aspects with you so that you are always informed about any potential obligations that may arise.

We often deal with situations where clients own land that is not buildable under the current zoning plan, or is only buildable to a very limited extent. We help you find a way to achieve your goals through legal channels.

Project permitting is a process where we help clients obtain all necessary permits and approvals for their project before they begin public presentation or sales. This includes not only building permits but also all related aspects.

We coordinate all these elements so that the project can be implemented without delay.

Even the best project cannot get off the ground without the right permits. We help you realize your plans from the initial steps all the way to final approval. We prepare applications, coordinate with project designers, and ensure that all documentation meets the requirements of the authorities.

Every authority involved has its own requirements, and we know how to meet them. A poorly formulated application can lead to complications that slow down or even halt the entire process.

Our goal is to shorten your wait before you can start building or get your building approved, and to increase the chances that the permitting process succeeds on the first attempt.