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Open and honest communication about financial matters before marriage can bring peace of mind, ease the functioning of the relationship, and strengthen trust between partners.
If things are not resolved before the wedding, matrimonial property can still be addressed afterward – adjusted to reflect exactly what the current situation calls for.
A prenuptial agreement sets out how assets will be managed during the marriage, how spouses will acquire and administer property, and how they will be liable for their obligations.
It allows you to avoid potential disputes and misunderstandings in the event that the marriage were to end.
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During a marriage, you acquire various forms of assets – real estate, financial resources, shares in companies, and more.
With assets come responsibilities – including liability for your spouse's debts, and potential property disputes in the event of divorce. The joint marital estate is often one of the greatest obstacles in a divorce, and reaching a fair settlement is rarely straightforward. Even though the law sets out clear rules, applying them in practice can be complex and can lead to years of disputes.
Many couples come to realize over time that they would like to eliminate these risks – primarily to protect their personal assets. If both spouses can agree, this can be done through a notary, who will narrow the scope of the joint estate as needed.
If agreement cannot be reached, court involvement is necessary. In such cases, we always seek a resolution that is amicable where possible – one that takes into account how assets were acquired, how they were maintained, and how each party contributed to them.
Minor children cannot independently make decisions about financial matters, which can lead to uncertainty and complications in certain situations. The law, however, has answers for this too.
One way to secure your children's future is to provide for them in a will or advance declaration. Taking this step can prevent a great deal of difficulty in challenging circumstances.
Parents can set out in advance how the care and upbringing of their children should look, and express their wishes as to who should take care of them if the other parent were unable to fulfil that role.
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Whether it involves gifting a property, transferring funds, or passing on other valuable assets, it is essential that all legally required formalities are observed.
This is the only way to prevent future disputes and misunderstandings.
We work through both the legal and the tax dimensions with you – so you are always fully informed of any obligations that may arise.
With us, you can be confident that every transfer between family members will be legally secured and compliant with applicable regulations.

A will – a disposition upon death – is the most common and most effective way to express your wishes regarding the distribution of your assets and the care of those you love. In a will, you can clearly identify who will inherit your estate and specify how it is to be divided.
Beyond the distribution of assets, a will can also appoint an estate administrator or executor who will be responsible for carrying out your wishes.
You can also make use of specific bequests – designating individual items or portions of your estate to particular people.
Alongside a will, there are other ways to provide for your loved ones after your death – including gift agreements and the establishment of a trust fund.
Schedule a consultationUncertainty is the last thing you need in difficult moments. We walk you through the entire inheritance process – and its possible variations – from start to finish.
We help you understand each stage of the proceedings and together determine the most appropriate course of action in your specific situation.
Our goal is to provide clear, accessible guidance so that the inheritance process proceeds in accordance with the law – and so that you can navigate a difficult time as calmly as possible.


Under Czech law, a divorce can be either contested – where the parties cannot agree on key issues – or uncontested, where the path is clearer and both spouses are able to reach an agreement on how their lives will be reorganized.
Every case brings its own challenges, and that is why it is important to work with professionals who can help you step back from the emotional upheaval and focus on the decisions that truly matter.
We give careful attention to your individual needs and circumstances to ensure your interests are protected throughout.
We represent you in negotiations over asset settlement, maintenance, and child custody arrangements – working to achieve the best possible outcome.

The law affords children heightened protection as those who are not yet able to care for themselves, manage their own affairs, or effectively defend themselves against injustice.
The best interests of the child must always be the primary consideration – the one that guides every decision. In every divorce, arrangements relating to children must be resolved first, before anything else can be addressed.
Disputes involving children are among the most difficult and emotionally charged – not least because they often sit at the intersection of law and psychology. Reaching a fair outcome that both parents can accept, and that truly serves the child's best interests, is rarely easy.
We approach cases of this nature with sensitivity and empathy, working alongside you to find a solution that eases – rather than compounds – an already difficult situation.
In moments of grief, when a family is coming to terms with the loss of a loved one, family relationships come under pressure, the emotional weight of the situation intensifies, and the involvement of a third party is often needed to make sense of it all.
That is why we always work with our clients – with you – to find an amicable resolution that minimizes conflict and preserves family relationships. We represent clients in negotiations over inheritance matters, the division of assets, the interpretation of a will, and the recognition of the rights of individual heirs.
And in cases where an amicable resolution is not possible, we represent you in the inheritance proceedings themselves.
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