A business, rented flats or pending litigation will not wait for the succession proceedings to end. Who may look after them, what they have to show at the counter, and why appointing an administrator before a notary is worth the modest fee.
24 August 2026Three forms of a will and one decisive difference: who will have to prove, after your death, that the document is genuine. Plus what happens without a will and why a couple's joint property is settled first.
10 August 2026Three years, the form of a will, and one exception for a start in life. You change the statutory set-off rules only by an order, typically in your will. When a gift counts by itself and when you must step in.
27 July 2026Seven days ahead, in writing, and an e-mail is fine. Without the notice the court need not award you costs even if you win. What counts as a notice, and when the court cuts the lawyer's fee.
13 July 2026The Supreme Court's Grand Chamber: the clock starts when you could have invoiced, not on the invoice due date. The Constitutional Court disagreed in September 2025. Nobody has reconciled the two, and it is the creditor who pays for it.
4 July 2026Two minutes, two public sources: the Central Register of Enforcement Proceedings (CZK 60) and the free Insolvency Register. Why paper security fails against an insolvent debtor.
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