
Family and Inheritance
We help resolve complex family and inheritance matters, including marital and parental arrangements, property relations within families, family businesses and succession planning. Many of our cases involve more than one country, and we work closely with trusted legal partners abroad to ensure smooth solutions across jurisdictions.
Our aim is to secure stable, long-term agreements, represent clients in court proceedings and before administrative authorities. We combine our specialisations in family and immigration law. Multilingual communication with clients is a natural part of our service.
Our legal practice includes:
- prenuptial agreements;
- childcare;
- alimony;
- divorce;
- division of community property;
- wills and succession contracts;
- inheritance disputes;
- recognition of marriages contracted abroad;
- recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments, including European Succession Certificates;
- international child abduction;
- cross-border recovery of alimony;
- determination and denial of parentage;
- adoption;
- legal assessments for proceedings before foreign courts;
- training and lecturing.

Marta Zavadilová
Expert in Family and Inheritance law and private international law

Markéta Kořínková
Expert on Family and Inheritance Law

Markéta Tkadlecová
Expert on Family and Inheritance Law
Latest news in the field
Marta Zavadilová at the Judicial Academy on custody proceedings with an international element
Our partner, Marta Zavadilová, recently delivered a presentation at a Judicial Academy seminar focusing on custody proceedings with an international element, as well as the practical issues related to the application of foreign law.
Marta Zavadilová spoke at Family Business Week in Čeladná
As part of Family Business Week, our partner Marta Zavadilová participated in the panel discussion “The Second Generation at the Helm”, which focused on the generational transition of family businesses.
Divorce with an international element and related issues of child custody and maintenance
Sára Tichá, in her new article published on EPRAVO.CZ, addresses divorce with an international element, which raises a number of questions – from determining whether Czech courts have jurisdiction to identifying the applicable law, not only for the divorce itself but also for child custody and maintenance.