Jiří Kunášek

To inherit? No, thanks

When to consider alienating inheritance

Disputes within the family, protracted probate proceedings with an uncertain end or an unfavourable share of the real estate – these are situations you will commonly encounter when inheriting. Their solution can be quite simple – it’s called alienation of inheritance. It comes in handy when you don’t wish to inherit, but you don’t want to walk away empty-handed either. How to transfer the heir’s share?

Jiří Kunášek a Marta Fantová Argalášová · 12 January 2025

‘Till death do us part. Matrimonial property and inheritance

On their wedding day, a couple vows (both to themselves and to each other) to live together happily ever after. But what happens after that, in case one of the spouses dies? The surviving partner must deal not only with a profound personal and emotional turmoil, but also with significant legal and financial changes.

David Neveselý, Jiří Kunášek a Veronika Bočanová · 8 January 2024

How to stop raids of speculators in agriculture?

Shareholders’ mutual disputes, as well as disputes between shareholders and the company, are as old as business corporations themselves, and agricultural companies are no exception. On the contrary. Agriculture has become an increasingly attractive investment area in recent years, attracting those with potentially speculative intentions. How to resist these modern-day raiders? Prevention is the key.

Jan Koval a Jiří Kunášek · 11 September 2023

What happens after death? A philosophical but also practical question that everyone should answer

Life brings different situations and some of them are unfortunately not very happy. Safety and security – that’s what anyone would want for their loved ones. Yet many people do not address what will happen to their property when they are gone. They thus put their family in an unenviable situation.

Jiří Kunášek · 11 September 2023

All you ever wanted to know about IPOs (but were afraid to ask)

An initial public offering (IPO) is a way to raise capital for further business development. A company listed on the stock exchange is automatically more credible and has prestige in the eyes of the public, investors, customers and suppliers. This is true in the local market and especially abroad.

Jiří Kunášek · 9 January 2023