A flat bought on a mortgage during a marriage is the spouses’ joint property (Article 60 of the Family Code) and is divisible despite being charged to the bank. The mortgagee must…
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There is no calendar date for the end of free housing privatisation. Under clause 2 of Chapter IV of Law No. 4751-IX, the Law “On the privatisation of the state housing stock”…
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Child maintenance is obtained through a notarial agreement or through the courts — by applying for a court order or by filing a claim. In 2026 the minimum guaranteed amount for one…
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Transferring the home into ownership is itself free, but the paperwork costs money. With the documents in order, privatising a flat in 2026 comes to roughly 2,500–5,000 UAH: the technical passport 1,800–4,000…
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The short answer. All property acquired during a marriage is treated as joint common property and is divided equally by default — whatever the paperwork says and whoever earned more (Arts. 60,…
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There is no such thing as “the best lawyer” in the abstract — there is the lawyer who fits your category of case best. According to the National Bar Association of Ukraine,…
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The short answer. There are three routes out of a marriage. If both agree and there are no children of the marriage under 18 — through the civil registry office (state duty…
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The Diia portal issues an information certificate from the State Register of Real Property Rights as a PDF. In 2026 it costs 40 UAH for every 25 pages (0.0125 of the subsistence…
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Re-registering a car through Diia in 2026 costs about 1,306 UAH with new plates (350 UAH administrative service + 606 UAH for the certificate form + 350 UAH for the plate) or…
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A will and intestate succession reach the same destination by different roads. A will lets the testator name the heirs and the shares themselves; under the law the estate is divided equally…
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