Practical guides

Polish law, explained in English

Seven pillar guides covering the most common areas of practice, plus twelve detailed sub-guides on specific topics. All written for English-speaking clients with matters connected to Poland — international families, expatriates, foreign investors and Polish nationals living abroad. Last updated: 2 May 2026.

01 Family law

Divorce and Maintenance in Poland

No-fault and fault-based divorce, child and spousal maintenance, parental authority, contact with children, division of marital property — including cross-border family matters under EU regulations.

~14 min reading Read the guide →
02 Inheritance law

Inheritance Cases in Poland

Confirmation of inheritance, estate division, wills, statutory inheritance, foreign heirs, inheritance debts and disputes between heirs under Polish law.

~12 min reading Read the guide →
03 Criminal law

Criminal Cases in Poland

Defence of suspects and accused persons, representation of injured parties, detention, pre-trial arrest, white-collar matters and private prosecution.

~12 min reading Read the guide →
04 Personal rights

Personal Rights and Online Reputation

Defamation, online hate, image rights, deepfakes, privacy violations and protection of business reputation under Polish civil and criminal law.

~13 min reading Read the guide →
05 Compensation

Compensation Claims in Poland

Personal injury and property damage: road accidents, medical malpractice, insurance disputes, lost income, treatment costs and pain and suffering.

~12 min reading Read the guide →
06 Business law

Business and Commercial Matters

Commercial contracts, B2B debt recovery, company disputes, shareholder matters, management board liability and ongoing legal service for companies.

~13 min reading Read the guide →
07 Investments

Investments, Term Sheets and Due Diligence

Term sheet review, legal due diligence, shareholder agreements, M&A, share purchase agreements, SAFE, convertible loans and post-closing matters.

~13 min reading Read the guide →

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