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Criminal defence

Facing criminal charges or suffering from criminal activities can be stressful and overwhelming, especially in a foreign country. We provide expert criminal defence services in the Czech Republic, ensuring that your rights are protected throughout the legal process. Whether you are under investigation, facing trial before Czech courts, or dealing with an international legal matter, our experienced defence attorneys are here to help.

Defence in criminal investigations and trials

If you are accused of a crime, early legal intervention is crucial. We represent clients at all stages of criminal proceedings, from police investigations to court trials and appeals. Our goal is to build a strong defence strategy, ensuring a fair process and the best possible outcome for your case.

Our services include:

Extradition and international criminal cases

Cross-border legal issues require expert handling. If you are facing extradition (“vydání do ciziny”) or international criminal charges, we provide legal support to protect your rights and challenge unfair proceedings.

We assist with:

Deportation defence

Foreign nationals accused of crimes in the Czech Republic may face deportation (“vyhoštění”), detention related with deportation or decision resulting in obligation to leave the country. We provide expert legal assistance to challenge deportation orders and fight for your right to remain in the country.

Our services include:

You often ask us these questions

Matyáš Moska​

Attorney | Criminal defence

  • Remain calm and exercise your right to remain silent
  • Do not sign any documents without legal advice
  • You have the right to a lawyer, and you should request legal representation as soon as possible

Yes, you have the right to an interpreter and a defence lawyer.

  • Remain silent and avoid self-incrimination
  • Have a defence lawyer present during questioning
  • Be informed of the charges against you
  • Review evidence presented by the prosecution
  • Challenge unlawful procedures
  • Right to an interpreter

Extradition depends on bilateral agreements, European Arrest Warrants, and international treaties.

  • Fines
  • Community service
  • Suspended or actual prison sentences
  • Criminal record implications affecting employment and visas
  • Yes. If you are convicted, you can file an appeal against the decision
  • Appeals must be submitted within the legal deadline and should be based on legal errors, procedural violations, or new evidence

Matyáš Moska​

Matyáš is a skilled legal professional with a strong focus on criminal defense, extradition cases,international criminal law, and deportation defense. His experience spans both courtroom litigationand advising clients in complex, cross-border legal matters. Expats facing legal issues in the Czech Republic can rely on his strategic, detail-oriented approach to navigate challenging situations.

Beyond criminal defense, Matyáš has a deep background in financial market regulation, compliance and disputes. As a co-founder of AML Solutions s.r.o., a RegTech company specializing in anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CFT), Matyáš understands the complex intersections of law, technology, and finance. This unique expertise enhances his ability to handle financial crime cases and international legal issues.

Matyáš also has experience working in Germany during his studies at Universität Bayreuth, allowing him to provide legal services in Czech, German, English, and Polish. His understanding of multiple legal systems and languages makes him an invaluable resource for expats facing legal challenges in the Czech Republic.

If you’re an expat facing legal issues in the Czech Republic, Matyáš is here to help.