Notes on Czech law, written for clients who do business, own property or have family matters in the Czech Republic. Each article states when it was published; older texts describe the law as it stood at that date.
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Navigating Expat Divorce in the Czech Republic: A Strategic Guide to Cross-Border Wealth Governance and Family Transition
For expatriates, foreign executives, and international families residing in the Czech Republic, the dissolution of a marriage represents far more than a personal transition. When your life is distributed across multiple jurisdictions—perhaps holding a marriage certificate from the UK, a diversified investment…
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Home Office from Abroad: A Warning for Employers
In recent months, there has been a growing trend of employee requests to work from home (home office) or—especially during the summer months—from abroad (so-called workation). Although this working arrangement may represent an attractive benefit for employees, it entails a number of…
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Divorce in Czechia 2026: A Faster Process and an End to “Dirty Laundry” in Court
Going through a divorce while living abroad is stressful enough. The Czech Republic is simplifying its family law in 2026 to make the process more dignified, faster, and less bureaucratic. If you are considering a divorce in Czechia, here are the key…
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Problematic Tenants Refusing to Leave? A Revolution in Eviction Laws in the Czech Republic
Are you an expat owning property in Czechia? Dealing with a tenant who doesn’t pay rent but refuses to vacate? Historically, the eviction process in the Czech Republic has been notoriously slow, often taking years. However, a major legal reform starting in…
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Divorce with Children in the Czech Republic and Planned Legal Changes
When a married couple, or one of the spouses, decides to end their marriage, special conditions apply if the family includes minor children. The court must not only decide on the divorce itself but also on the custody (i.e., where the child…