Real Estate Law
For most people, property is the biggest investment of their life. We review transfers, handle development projects and protect owners from hidden liabilities.
Typical situations
After moving in, you find damp, cracks or issues the seller kept quiet about. Your complaints hit a wall.
The flat doesn't match the visuals, common areas are unfinished or the handover date slipped by months.
There's a right of way or easement on the land that stands in the way of your project. You need it removed or modified.
The tenant owes rent, is damaging the property or refuses to move out. You need a fast, lawful solution.
The authority rejected your building permit, changed the zoning plan or a neighbour objected to your build.
You co-own a property with others and can't reach agreement on management, letting or selling.
You bought a property, but the registry refused to record the transfer. You need to fix the filing or appeal.
The homeowners' association isn't working, a neighbour is building without consent, or you can't get the roof repaired.
Practice
Property transfers and purchase agreements
Development projects and construction
Easements and servitudes
Lease and tenancy agreements
Land registry proceedings
Zoning and building law
With real estate, prevention is doubly important: it's always cheaper than a dispute. We check everything before you sign.
Process
We check the land registry status, existing easements, liens and potential restitution claims. We find out what you're really buying.
We prepare the purchase agreement, escrow arrangement and secure the purchase price. Every detail protects your investment.
We coordinate with the land registry, the bank and the other party. We oversee the entire process through to the ownership entry.
From our practice
Property transfer
Our client was buying a building plot for CZK 8m. The land registry looked clean. Our in-depth review uncovered an unregistered access easement in favour of a neighbour from 1998. Without resolving it, the client couldn't build to plan. We negotiated the removal of the easement before signing.
Developer
Unit buyers discovered water ingress in the garages 14 months after occupancy approval. The developer denied responsibility, citing acceptance without reservations. We proved a latent construction defect and negotiated repairs at the developer's cost — without going to court.
Let’s solve it
Call or write to us. The first conversation is always about understanding your situation — not about selling.
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