Joint custody of a child – our law firm in Olomouc and Ostrava will assist you

Our lawyers and attorneys will be happy to assist you with legal advice regarding JOINT CUSTODY OF A CHILD, whether it involves its initial setup or a subsequent change. We will be pleased to draft an agreement or a joint petition based on what you and your spouse or partner agree upon. However, if no agreement is reached, you can still turn to us, and we will fight for your rights in court to ensure that custody is established as closely as possible to your wishes.

What is joint custody of a child?

It is a form of care where parents continue in an unregulated regime; no specific rules are set regarding the care of the minor child, child support, or contact with the child.

What are typical examples of joint custody?

A – the child is nearly an adult and requires minimal parental care (e.g., living in a student dormitory)

B – the parents continue to reside in the same property even after the divorce

Is child support determined for parents in joint custody?

NO.

Is it necessary for a court to establish joint custody for unmarried couples?

NO.

Can I resolve joint custody of a child online?

We can handle the entire process of legal advice or legal representation regarding JOINT CUSTODY OF A CHILD for you remotely. You can send us your requirements, and we will draft all necessary documents with instructions on how to proceed. By saving both your time and ours, you will also SAVE MONEY.

AK Matěna helps clients handle joint custody proceedings quickly and professionally

Law Firm of JUDr. Marek Matěna in Olomouc, Ostrava, Pardubice, Frýdek-Místek, and Zlín has long been involved in establishing joint custody of children. Therefore, if you are dealing with the setup of joint custody or have another legal issue, do not hesitate to contact us. Our law firm will attend to you immediately and assist you with everything.

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JUDr. Marek Matěna

Attorney and founder of a law firm providing legal services in all major areas of law. He focuses primarily on contract, family, and criminal law, debt recovery, damages, and intellectual property. His hobby is sports law, which he practices not only for his clients but also within the football bodies of which he is a member. The fundamental mission of the law firm is to help prevent clients' legal problems and, if they already exist, to resolve them to their utmost satisfaction. More about me.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can you contact us?

Ideally via the contact form on the website or via email at [email protected]. Alternatively, you can contact us by phone. However, we are often in meetings or at court, so we may not answer the call, but we will call you back as soon as possible.

Do you provide legal services online?

Yes, in many cases personal contact with the client is not necessary at all and the service can be provided entirely remotely online to the client’s satisfaction. This saves both the client’s time and money.

How long does it take for us to respond to your inquiries and questions?

In the vast majority of cases, we respond on the same or the following day.

How does a legal consultation take place?

Most often via a phone or video call. However, if the client prefers a face-to-face meeting, myself or one of my colleagues will meet them at the office. Occasionally, some clients prefer to consult the matter in writing via email.

Can a client come to the office without an appointment, ring the bell, and arrange a meeting on the spot?

No. In all likelihood, no one will even open the door. Since we have various meetings in different cities, we are often on the road. Many of us also work from home. It is therefore ideal to arrange a meeting via the contact form, email, or by phone.

What legal services do you provide?

The list of legal services our firm handles is provided on our website on the homepage or in the services section of the menu. Most frequently, these include family law, criminal law, misdemeanor law, contract law, inheritance law, labor law, and debt recovery.