Current legal news and commentary
Our law office regularly publishes articles on current legal issues, legislative changes and practical advice for our clients.
Here you will find the latest information from the field of law that will help you better navigate legal matters.
In our previous articles, we explained how co-ownership is terminated and settled, and how decisions are made when co-owners cannot agree. This time we focus on a practical issue that often causes …
Co-ownership of property is not just about “everyone having their share”. In practice it quickly becomes clear that the key question is: who can decide what about the common asset – repairs, lease, …
Co-ownership of property can work for years without problems – until a dispute arises. Typically over who will use the property, who will pay for repairs, how it will be managed, or whether it will …
Neighbour disputes are among the most common civil matters we handle at our law firm. The reason is simple: people live “closer together” than they used to – plots and flats are smaller, privacy is …
Our law firm has successfully defended the rights of clients suspected of unauthorized electricity consumption in recent years. As part of gaining experience in this field, we have decided to share …
Inheritance proceedings are often not only legally complex but also emotionally demanding. In practice, we encounter various disputes between heirs – from determining who is even an entitled heir to …
In practice, even among experts, the terms criminal proceedings and criminal prosecution are often confused. However, the difference is fundamental – and for effective defense, the phase before …
In civil proceedings, a simple rule applies – the plaintiff files a lawsuit, pays court fees, and must bear the burden of proof. However, the defendant has a powerful tool at their disposal: set-off …
Deciding on reimbursement of court costs seems clear at first glance – whoever wins gets paid. In co-ownership settlement proceedings, however, the situation is more complex. The Supreme Court in …