Family law

Family law it is a topic as complex as it is delicate. Therefore, it requires a professional and responsible approach. That's why we share relevant advice and process experiences on our blog.

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What happens to the child in divorce?

    📋Table of Contents What the court decides on divorce when there are children in the family. Parents "don't want to" and parents "can't" – these are two different situations. When parents simply don't want to look after the child. When objective reasons mean parents cannot look after the child. When conflict is destroying the child (custody battle). What if…

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Maintenance tables 2025 - controversy, a new approach and a European perspective

Renting a flat without the consent of a spouse or co-owner - what do you need to know? Renting a flat may seem like a straightforward process, but there are a number of legal issues to consider when it comes to co-ownership, including a particular type such as spousal co-ownership. In the following article, we explain when it is possible to rent a flat or other premises without the consent of the co-owner. At the beginning ...

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Immediate alimony 2021 – new project

Are you planning to put up an apartment or premises for rent in the near future and you are not sure whether you will be able to cope with all the formalities? Would you like to be sure that your interests are well protected? Do you have a problem with a tenant and don't know how to enforce your rights? Regardless of how confident you feel in legal issues related to property management, you should consider using legal services.

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Alimony in 2 weeks, i.e. immediate alimony

Immediate alimony is a project of the Ministry of Justice. The ministerial proposal was to establish the minimum amount of alimony that the entitled person would be entitled to before the final amount of alimony was awarded and the time for considering the case by the court would not exceed two weeks. This solution operates, among others, in Germany.