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Resources we use in practice: fillable document templates and checklists to help you review a contract or procedure before a problem arises. They were prepared by a lawyer registered with both the Slovak and Czech bar associations, and we update them as the law changes.
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Provisions that matter when shareholders stop agreeing.
How a Slovak founder can form a Czech s.r.o. without travel, from documents and office arrangements to registration.
What to prepare before the notary and how to structure governing bodies and articles.
From choosing a name to registration: what not to forget during formation.
Business name reservation steps and deadlines under the new Commercial Register Act.
Convening, proceedings and minutes that protect resolutions from challenge.
Provisions a shareholders' agreement needs to withstand a crisis.
Documents and procedure for changing a director, registered office or shareholder.
Why tax-free acquisition is balanced by taxation on exit, and what this means for ESOP design.
When a capital change is worthwhile and how to prepare it with as little risk as possible for directors.
The entire company dissolution process, from resolution to removal from the register.
Remuneration, liability and non-compete obligations — what the agreement must address.
What a shareholder can deduct, when income is exempt and which tax myth leads to flawed planning.
Step by step, what to check before and after signing in a Czech or Slovak s.r.o.
How a lawyer on a monthly retainer works and when it is worthwhile for a company.
A fillable written proxy template for a shareholder, with the essential terms it must include.
The requirements, documents and time limits on which an objection depends.
What must be completed for a pledge over shares to come into existence.
The sequence from obtaining an LEI code to crediting shares to accounts.
When to register rights and what registration changes.
What the depository requires for registration and each change of shareholder.
Certificated and book-entry shares — what a valid transfer requires.
What to do with the deceased's shares — step by step.
A fillable template and the six requirements of the operating rules that a power of attorney must meet.
Seven questions to check the regime applicable to your issue before the regulator does.
Six questions based on the National Bank of Slovakia's framework to check whether your structure constitutes collective investment.
A practical company checklist: offering regime, bond terms, security and central depository deadlines.
What can be assigned, how to notify the debtor and when to set off claims.
What a company planning a Czech bond issue needs to have in order.
From term sheet to investment agreement — what founders should watch.
Interest, security and enforceability. Lend with a properly drafted agreement.
Comparing forms of security for obligations and their enforcement.
Forms of employee equity and what to consider before launching a plan.
How a security transfer works, where its limits lie and what to watch for.
What to investigate in the target company before signing anything binding.
How to prepare your company for sale and manage the key transaction points.
What the buyer will investigate and how to prepare so the transaction does not fall through.
Twelve points for a lawyer preparing a transaction, including risks created by the acquisition itself.
What the buyer must receive from the seller at closing to avoid inheriting a tax position it did not choose.
When a holding structure makes sense and how to build it without unnecessary risks.
How to secure a binding commitment to a transaction that cannot yet be concluded.
The points that determine whether a non-disclosure agreement is enforceable.
What to review before signing, including schedules that matter more than the main agreement.
The clauses that matter when a transaction goes wrong, and how to structure them.
Commission, exclusivity and termination: what to cover so that cooperation with a broker does not end in a dispute.
Scope, price and handover: avoiding disputes over what should have been delivered.
What we look at first when reviewing another party's draft agreement.
Exclusivity, targets and know-how: long-term cooperation without dead ends.
How to write and use terms that actually protect you.
Delivery, passing of risk and retention of title when buying movable assets.
What recodification will change and which business agreements it will affect most.
How to contract for sprints and handovers when the scope keeps changing.
Phases, acceptance and change control to prevent system deployment ending in a dispute.
Outputs, advertising disclosure and content rights: collaboration without surprises.
Scope, exclusivity and remuneration — so you can actually use the work.
Subscriptions, availability and customer data: what SaaS terms must address.
Response times, penalties and an exit plan — support that works on paper too.
What a Slovak online shop must comply with in 2026: duties, deadlines and a closing checklist.
What to do when someone else holds your domain, and how to reduce the risk when transferring a domain.
Searches, class selection and proceedings for national and EUIPO trademarks.
Licensing, source code and liability: what to watch for with software.
Contracts, work agreements and records an employer must keep in order.
Which policies a business must have and how to implement them so they are binding.
Permits, temporary assignments and inspections — what an agency must keep in order.
The strictest method of termination. When it is permitted and how to avoid mistakes.
How to prepare, what an inspector may request and how to challenge a fine.
How to agree a non-compete restriction that stands up to scrutiny, and what to do if it is breached.
Grounds, protected periods, alternative work duties and service, step by step.
Indicators of dependent work and contractual arrangements that stand up to inspection.
How to document breaches and choose a lawful method of termination.
Out-of-court settlement, the course of a dispute and recovering damages from employees.
Permits according to country of origin and the process step by step.
The deadline for a claim is short. What the court examines and what you can obtain.
Who must have an internal reporting and investigation system and what it includes.
Documents and procedures every business handling personal data needs.
Who the new requirement affects, how authorisation works and what to prepare.
Who must register, what is verified each year and the consequences of neglect.
Who the Regulation applies to and what you need to document when using or developing AI.
Due diligence, agreements and secure payment: what to watch for as a buyer.
Agency agreements, AML and GDPR: what an estate agency needs in order.
How to coordinate the bank, Land Register proceedings and payments so that nothing gets held up.
What you transfer with a cooperative apartment and how to avoid mistakes.
Requirements for a flat transfer agreement, including common parts and the building manager.
What to consider before gifting a flat or house: lifetime residence, reclaiming the gift and registration.
What to do when defects emerge after purchase: deadlines, claims and evidence.
The house, land and property condition: what the agreement must cover.
Everything to check before paying for land, from the title deed to the zoning plan.
Exchanging property with or without a balancing payment: how to do it properly.
Two or three parties, the fee and withdrawal: how to structure a reservation.
When sale proceeds are exempt and how the exemption can be lost before the purchase agreement is signed.
From reservation to registration: the documents holding the transaction together.
Attachments, fees and the errors that most commonly cause the Land Register to suspend proceedings.
The risky provisions we most commonly find in draft agreements.
The entire transfer process, from documents and the buyer through escrow to the Land Register.
Steps to establish whether a sale is exempt, when you can opt to tax and who accounts for VAT.
How escrow protects seller and buyer, and how it works.
What the retainer covers, how monthly cooperation works and when it is worthwhile.
The topics agents need most in practice and available training formats.
How to respond correctly to a Land Register notice and rescue registration.
Access, utilities and the development plan: what to watch for when dealing with land.
How to identify the stronger entry and what to prepare before approaching the other party.
Creating, registering and removing easements: lifetime residence, access and utilities.
Deposit, notice and records: a tenancy that protects the landlord.
Survey plans, access and registration: how to divide or consolidate land properly.
Purpose, alterations and indexation: leasing business premises without later disputes.
Required particulars, registration and priority of security interests: effective security.
Particular features of arable land transfers, including shares and dealings with the SPF.
When a declaration claim makes sense and how acquisition by prescription is proved.
Step by step, from the first reminder to vacant possession of the flat or premises.
Agreement or court: the options when co-ownership stops working.
Preparing applications and communication with authorities so proceedings keep moving.
Price, additional work and retention — a construction contract that prevents later disputes.
What to watch for in loan documents and security before signing with the bank.
The complete contract package for apartment sales: what it must contain and how the agreements should connect.
Scope, design-defect liability and licensing — what to remember when appointing a designer.
Licensing, later documentation stages and architect's supervision — what to agree in advance.
Where construction companies most often lose money and how to address it in contracts.
What a demand must contain and why a lawyer's demand is more likely to work.
How to structure an agreement with a debtor so that you do not lose out.
What a demand must contain, what should not be in an instalment agreement and how to build a reminder system that stands up to scrutiny.
The deadline runs from the declaration of bankruptcy. What to do in time and how to prepare the claim.
Reminders, instalment agreements and debt acknowledgements: getting paid without court proceedings.
Documents and the course of Czech payment proceedings, including for Slovak creditors.
The application, electronic payment order procedure and next steps when the debtor does not respond.
A Slovak debtor is not paying. The process from demand to enforcement.
Short transport deadlines, invoice documents and defence against set-off of damages.
What to do after an invoice falls due and what to check if a Czech company has no assets.
European order for payment and enforcement when the debtor is across the border.
From an enforceable title to actual money: how enforcement really works.
Deadlines run from service. What to do immediately and how to defend yourself.
A Polish customer is not paying. How we proceed in cooperation with a Polish lawyer.
How to establish a process when you have too many receivables to handle manually.
A bondholder's first steps and options for coordinated investor action.
Is a competitor free-riding, disparaging or copying? The first steps that matter.
Documents for a complaint about defective construction or other work.
What you need to prove and do in time to recover your loss.
When arbitration is faster than court proceedings, and how to draft a valid clause.
The stages, duration and costs of a dispute — what to expect when agreement has failed.
From 50:50 company deadlock to expelling a shareholder — what can be done.
Preserving evidence, demand letters and court protection when your rights are infringed.
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