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The minimum wage on paper, self-employed and claiming flat-rate expenses, assets transferred to relatives, and yet holidays by the sea. How a court sets child support when the other parent claims to have nothing, and how to prove their real standard of living.
Read moreDivorced parents who take turns caring for their children often don't even try to get protection from violence through the courts, because they don't live together. Since July 2025 that has not been a requirement. What the law protects, what to describe in your application, and what it means for the children and for property.
Read moreAfter a divorce or a parent's death, grandparents are often the first to lose contact with the child. The law gives them a right to contact, but not automatically. What decides is the child's emotional bond, the child's interests and whether contact can actually take place.
Read moreOne parent moves a hundred or three hundred kilometres away, and the question is whether care by both parents can still work. This year the Constitutional Court said that distance alone decides nothing. What decides is the particular children, their school, the journeys and who is responsible for the distance.
Read moreIt is Friday, you are standing outside the house with a judgment in your hand, and nobody brings the child out. The police will not help you in the way you expect. What does work: an application for enforcement, fines from CZK 5,000, substitute contact and a court that must decide, as a rule, within two months.
Read moreSince January 2026, arrangements for children “for the time being” have been made by provisional decision. There is no appeal against it, so everything is settled at the district court, often within a few days. What the application must contain, how to respond to it and what to do if the court has decided without you.
Read moreCustody proceedings are not an ordinary civil case. The central figure is not the parent but the child. Ten things recent Constitutional Court case law tells parents, even when it hurts.
Read moreYour child refuses to go to the other parent. Are you breaking a court order? Could you be fined? What the law says and what happens in practice, without simple answers.
Read moreHow a court sets child support after the 2026 Czech reform, what to do when the other parent does not pay, and when it makes sense to ask for a reduction. Clearly and without unnecessary stress.
Read moreAgreed or contested divorce? A comparison after the 2026 Czech family law reform: conditions, costs, length of proceedings and what it means for children.
Read moreSince January 2026, the most extensive family law reform in a decade has been in force. It changes divorce, the care of children, enforcement of court decisions and child support. Here is what it means for parents, without the legal jargon.
Read moreWhat domestic violence means under Czech law, and how police eviction, a court's interim measure and a criminal complaint work. Contacts and options, without judgement.
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