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Are you an expat living in Slovakia? Have you ever thought about Slovak inheritance law? If your answer is no, you might be very surprised in the afterlife. Sure, right know you may be in excellent condition. But it all can change in a second. What happens

We are ready to provide our legal services during the winding-up of your Slovak company. In Slovakia, companies wind up their business through liquidation, unless they are insolvent. The liquidation ends with the deletion of the company from the Commercial Register. The liquidation

A chance for companies to avoid insolvency proceedings Stabilization proceedings are instituted for a trader who finds that the threat of insolvency is imminent on looking at payment deadlines over the next six months. By giving the affected business a chance to reach agreement with creditors, the newly

The Supreme Court of Estonia has answered a question not previously regulated in Estonia as to how the insolvency proceedings of a debtor affect satisfaction of a claim by a pledgee. In particular, this concerns the situation where property seized is sold in enforcement proceedings but the debtor is declared

Capital Fund. In Slovakia, up until recently, there were two common ways shareholders could invest money into a company. Either the shareholders increased the company’s registered capital, or they provided a loan to the company. Numerous experts have discussed an additional third possibility – shareholders might invest the money in