Real Estate Lawyer in Wrocław, Poland
I assist owners, tenants and investors in Wrocław with real-estate matters: drafting and terminating contracts, residential and commercial leases, recovering rent arrears and eviction proceedings.
Real Estate Lawyer in Wrocław, Poland
Property is usually the largest asset you own, and every stage of ownership raises legal questions: purchase and title review, lease agreements, disputes with tenants or landlords, co-ownership, and finally sale. I handle these matters end-to-end, from land-and-mortgage-register analysis to court representation.
Leases without surprises
I draft and review residential leases, commercial leases and land tenancy agreements, so your interests are protected before a problem appears. When a tenant stops paying, I pursue rent arrears and, where necessary, eviction proceedings, navigating the strict statutory protections that make these cases demanding in Poland.
Foreign owners welcome
Many of my clients own Wrocław property while living abroad. With a power of attorney I can manage leases, disputes and sales remotely. Consultations are held in Polish: interpreters are welcome, and sworn translations of documents can be arranged.
Frequently asked questions
My tenant in Wrocław stopped paying. What first?
A written demand for payment with a deadline: it is a precondition for further steps, including termination. Arrears can then be pursued in court and, if needed, eviction follows.
I live abroad. Can you manage my Wrocław property matters remotely?
Yes. With a power of attorney I handle leases, claims and sales while we communicate by email; sworn translations cover any foreign documents.
What should be checked before buying a resale apartment?
The land-and-mortgage register (encumbrances, easements, warnings), the seller's title, registered residents and any debts to the housing community. I review the documents before you sign.
How long does an eviction take?
Usually from several months up, and enforcement depends among other things on the tenant's right to social housing. I give a realistic timeline after reviewing the case.