If you have recently divorced in England or Wales, you may be surprised by how your final order looks. There is no traditional wet-ink signature or stamp. Instead, you receive the document electronically. This is fine for use in the UK.…
Czechia has quietly become one of Europe’s most attractive study destinations for international students. And its popularity continues to grow. This is despite the fact that Czech visas are usually required by non-EU nationals. While Prague, Brno and Olomouc remain the…
Some descendants of former Czech or Czechoslovak citizens may be eligible to apply for Czech citizenship by declaration under Czech nationality law.Recently, interest in Czech citizenship by descent has grown significantly, particularly among applicants whose parents, grandparents or earlier ancestors emigrated…
Effective from April 2022 and introducing so-called no-fault divorce, the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 is arguably the biggest reform of divorce laws in England and Wales since the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973. No matter how picture-perfect your relationship may be, if…
The other day, I attended a webinar focusing on pricing. While lots of amazing (not only pricing-related) insights came out of it, points were also made that I disagreed with. “It’s okay to charge a different amount for the same product.…
Whether you’re getting married in the Czech Republic, starting a business or applying for a residence permit, you’re probably going to need to have your documents translated by a certified translator. The following lines will help you to find one. And…