We help companies, entrepreneurs and families — including clients from abroad — find solutions that hold up, in court and out of it. In English and Slovak.
Based in Hlohovec, the law office serves business companies and individuals — entrepreneurs as well as private clients.
Besides providing legal services, the office also acts as an authorised person for public sector partners under Act No. 315/2016 Coll. on the Register of Public Sector Partners.
Our aim is to provide legal services and advice that resolve our clients' legal matters to their complete satisfaction.
We advise on Slovak law in both English and Slovak, and always take into account the cross-border context and international aspects of each client's matter.
From commercial contracts to consumer credit disputes — six areas of law in which we help clients in Hlohovec and beyond.
Setting up limited companies, changes in the Commercial Register, contracts, debt recovery and representation in bankruptcy and restructuring.
Extensive experience in civil litigation, drafting contracts, settling property rights and recovering debts.
Divorce, maintenance, care of children, paternity and recovery of unpaid maintenance.
A wide range of services for employers and employees — employment contracts, executive contracts, internal policies and representation in disputes.
Representation in proceedings before administrative authorities and in administrative courts — administrative procedure, minor offences, the land register and tax procedure.
Long-standing, successful representation of consumers in credit agreement disputes with non-bank lenders and banks. Interest-free loans and refunds of overpayments.
Lawyers' fees in Slovakia are governed by Decree of the Ministry of Justice of the Slovak Republic No. 655/2004 Coll. on the fees and compensation of attorneys for legal services. The decree distinguishes between a contractual fee and a tariff fee. A contractual fee can be agreed with the lawyer before the legal service is provided and, under Section 2(2) of the decree, may be:
Used mainly for consultations — a fixed amount for a period of time, usually for each hour or half-hour started. In factually simple matters a consultation usually takes half an hour to an hour. For a consultation only: €20 – €40 for each half-hour started, depending on the complexity of the matter.
Used for corporate clients on a regular basis, for drafting contracts or for representing companies in Commercial Register matters. A fixed amount for legal services over a set period, or for handling a matter or a group of matters in full.
Used for representation in claims for payment of money. It is a percentage of the value of the claim — the agreed percentage may not exceed 20%.
If no contractual fee is agreed, the tariff fee applies according to the following table:
| Tariff value of the matter | Basic rate of the tariff fee |
|---|---|
| up to €165.97 | €16.60 |
| over €165.97 up to €663.88 | €16.60 + €1.66 for each €33.19 or part of it above €165.97 |
| over €663.88 up to €6,638.78 | €41.49 + €9.96 for each €331.94 or part of it above €663.88 |
| over €6,638.78 up to €33,193.92 | €220.74 + €16.60 for each €1,659.70 or part of it above €6,638.78 |
| over €33,193.92 | €486.29 + €6.64 for each €3,319.39 or part of it above €33,193.92 |
Example: Representation in proceedings to recover a debt of €1,500 — the basic rate of the tariff fee is €71.37. Representation in divorce proceedings — the basic rate per act is €122 (in 2026). Total fee = number of acts × basic rate.
Call us, email us or visit our office in person. Get in touch to arrange a consultation — if we represent you, the initial consultation is free.
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