
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
Does the number of kilometres matter? Andrea Šťástková on childcare arrangements over long distances
In her article for EPRAVO.CZ, Andrea Šťástková discusses two Constitutional Court rulings issued this year concerning childcare arrangements where the parents live a considerable distance apart. What matters is the actual impact of the distance on the child, rather than the number of kilometres involved, and childcare arrangements must not be used as a penalty for a parent’s decision to relocate.
Andrea Šťástková for EPRAVO.CZ Magazine on the limits of formalism in the care of minors
In the latest issue of EPRAVO.CZ Magazine, our attorney Andrea Šťástková published an article on a series of recent rulings by the Czech Constitutional Court in guardianship matters. These decisions share a common idea: rulings on child custody must not be mechanical or overly formalistic, but always properly reasoned and aligned with the best interests of the child.
Business breakfast: 'Assets that last for generations'
In collaboration with Verdi Capital, we organised a business breakfast for entrepreneurs, investors and family business owners. The main topics were the intergenerational transfer of assets, its long-term management, and preserving its value in times of economic and social change.