Jakob Weinrich, M.A., LL.M.
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An apartment building in a prime Vienna location given as a gift to one’s own children—that sounds like a generous way to set the stage for the future. The fact that such a transfer
Family Businesses and the Law: Where Conflicts Arise and How to Avoid Them Family businesses are a defining feature of the Austrian economy. They are economically successful, but at the same time particularly prone to conflict. Ownership,
Anyone who discovers that their partner is cheating inevitably wonders, at least from a legal standpoint: Am I automatically at an advantage? Austrian law offers a straightforward answer: no
Are you entitled to a statutory share of the estate and want to know how much time you have? The short answer: three years from the date you become aware of the death, but at least four years from the date of death
After a separation or divorce, child support is one of the most pressing issues for parents. How much is the child support? Who has to pay? And what changes
Anyone who writes a will is generally free to decide who inherits. However, this freedom to dispose of one’s estate has an important limitation: the statutory share. In Austria, close relatives have a
The deepfake debate has also gained political momentum in Austria in recent weeks. Justice Minister Sporrer and Minister for Women’s Affairs Holzleitner have announced that they will take tougher action against the creation and
If one parent takes a child across an international border or keeps the child there without the consent of the other parent with custody, this is referred to as international child abduction.
Filing for divorce is a decisive step, but it usually takes some time before the divorce becomes final. During this phase of separation, the question arises
The self-sacrificing care of a close relative is an invaluable service that is often provided over many years. To ensure that this commitment is rewarded after death
Arranging custody after a separation or divorce is one of the most emotional and important decisions for parents. It determines who will make the major decisions.
In a divorce, real estate is usually one of the biggest points of contention. Who gets the home? Who is responsible for the mortgage? And what happens if one partner continues to make the payments alone after the separation? The Supreme Court has recently issued clear guidelines on this matter.
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