Property Division
The division of a real estate (property) or more co-ownership cases could arise from different legal facts. For example, a division may occur:
- during the marriage. Husbands acquire jointly movable and immovable property which, after divorce, remains in common ownership between them and is subject to a division;
- upon the death of the heir and the inheritance by his/her heirs;
- when from the beginning the property is acquired / purchased / co-owned at the will of the parties etc.
Voluntary and legal division of property
Hrsitova Law Office
Each of the co-owners may requests a division of the co-owned property. If consent for the voluntary partition of the property is not reached, it can be done through a court case, regardless of the will of the other co-owners. The claim for partition cannot be extinguished.
The firm offers legal assistance and advice for
- Property division – judicial and voluntary.
- Cases of indemnity for self-use of a co-owned property and for improvements made by one of the co-owners.
- Cases to reduce wills and donations that violate the preserved portion of the inheritance.
- Donation cases.
- Claims for a larger share of the property acquired during the marriage.
- Property lawsuits.