Attorney · Kirchseeon · Ebersberg & Rosenheim district
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I represent you personally and with full commitment: employment law, inheritance, real estate, traffic accidents and contract law — in the Ebersberg & Rosenheim district, by video consultation on request.
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Practice Areas
Employment Law
Dismissal, severance, references
Learn more →Real Estate Law
Purchase, tenancy, neighbour law
Learn more →Inheritance Law
Wills, compulsory portion, co-heirs
Learn more →Traffic Accidents
Claims settlement, compensation
Learn more →Contract Law
Contracts, T&Cs, business & IT law
Learn more →General Civil Law
Debt collection, damages, claims
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A used car breaks down shortly after purchase – who has to prove the defect was already there?
A gearbox failure after four weeks, engine trouble after two months: often it is not the buyer who has to prove the defect existed at the point of sale – it is the dealer who has to prove the opposite.
Read more →Your warranty now extends by twelve months when goods are repaired (in force since 31 July 2026) — what the 'right to repair' means for you
Since 31 July 2026, a repair extends your statutory warranty period by twelve months. I explain who this applies to, how the new period is calculated, and what to watch for the next time something goes wrong.
Read more →How much of your salary can be garnished from July 2026?
On 1 July 2026 the exempt amounts protected from wage garnishment rose. I explain how much net pay you keep, how maintenance obligations affect the figure, and what you can do now if your wages are being attached.
Read more →Subletting Your Flat for a Profit — Can the Landlord Terminate Your Tenancy Over It?
Subletting your flat at a profit can cost you more than a strained relationship with your landlord. I explain when termination becomes a real risk and how to handle it properly.
Read more →Named in an Inheritance Contract but the Assets Were Given Away: Can I as a Contractual Heir Reclaim the Gift?
Your testator was bound by an inheritance contract and gave assets away anyway? I explain when you, as a contractual heir, can recover the gift under § 2287 BGB.
Read more →BMW Job Cuts: Should You Accept the Severance Offer or Not?
BMW is cutting 8,000 jobs — through a voluntary severance programme. If you receive an offer, don't sign in haste. Here's what really matters now.
Read more →Local court or regional court – where must I file my claim since 2026?
Since 1 January 2026, claims worth up to 10,000 euros are heard by the local court (Amtsgericht) rather than the regional court (Landgericht) – with no requirement to instruct a lawyer. What this means for your claim, your solicitor and your costs.
Read more →Do Children Have to Pay for Their Parents? What Lies Behind the Planned End of the €100,000 Threshold
Politicians and the press are debating scrapping the €100,000 income threshold for parental support. No draft bill exists. The real dangers today lie elsewhere — above all in old gifts. I will review your case.
Read more →Air Conditioning on the Balcony: Must the Owners' Association Approve a Split Unit?
With § 20 WEG, the legislator created a clear right to install an air-conditioning split unit – yet owners' associations often reject such applications out of hand. When you can enforce the installation and how I can represent you.
Read more →Rental Law Reform 2026: What Lies Ahead for Tenants and Landlords
The planned 'Tenancy Law II' reform is intended to tighten the rent cap and strengthen tenants against termination. It is not yet in force — I review your contracts and ongoing proceedings under the law as it currently stands.
Read more →Property Developer Contract: Must I Pay the Final Instalment as Soon as the Flat Is Ready to Move Into?
The developer demands the final instalment the moment you can move in – yet lists of defects are still stuck to the walls. The MaBV instalment rules put buyers on the front foot: ready to occupy is not the same as fully completed.
Read more →Owner-Occupation Notice After Conversion into a Family Partnership (GbR) – Does the Ten-Year Blocking Period Still Apply?
Anyone who transfers a converted rental flat to a family partnership (GbR) in order to give notice for owner-occupation must, on the wording of section 577a BGB, still expect a blocking period of up to ten years.
Read more →„I can recommend Mr Czirnich with a clear conscience! Whatever the problem, Mr Czirnich helps right away."
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