JUDr. Peter Troščák is a graduate of the Faculty of Law of the Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice.

He gained extensive professional experience during more than three years of practice as a law clerk in the well-known and respected Law Office of JUDr. Iveta Rajtáková in Košice, focused on a wide legal agenda in the areas of civil, family, constitutional, criminal, labor, administrative and commercial law, as well as on representing and defending clients before courts and other authorities of the Slovak Republic, the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic, the Court of Justice of the European Union and the European Court of Human Rights.

With regard to such a range of handled agenda, JUDr. Peter Troščák has represented and defended clients in a large number of hearings and investigative actions, thereby gaining vast and invaluable experience in resolving disputes.

After successfully passing the bar exam and subsequently establishing his own law firm, JUDr. Peter Troščák is practicing law independently in the above-mentioned areas of law.

He is fluent in English, Russian and Ukrainian, and communicates with clients in these languages, as well as in Slovak, when resolving their legal matters.

JUDr. Peter Troščák is registered in the list of attorneys of the Slovak Bar Association under registration number 7183.

He specializes in:

Family law

- comprehensive arrangement of family relations with an emphasis on protecting the rights and interests of clients who have built significant values ​​through their work and business activities, including divorces, meeting with children, or preventing contact with a child (with criminal law implications), alimony and settlement of undivided co-ownership of spouses

- determination of paternity of a child born in a secret birth regime (in the Slovak Republic there are only 3 such successful cases, where in each of them he represented the alleged father)

Dispute resolution

- in the field of commercial and civil law within the entire system of courts in the Slovak Republic, while in connection with the performance of business activities he represents clients from areas where specific claims apply, e.g. ski resort owner, computer and accessory wholesaler, shipping company, or hotel owner

Criminal law

- defending clients in criminal prosecution for activities related to the performance of business activities or even without this connection

preparing criminal reports and representing clients in the position of injured parties, claiming compensation for damage caused by criminal activity

The above-mentioned legal areas also intersect with constitutional law, which he also applies to the benefit of clients, where he succeeded in obtaining the annulment of several custody decisions at the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic.

In 2020, he represented a client in the first successful determination of paternity of a child born in a secret birth regime, where such a determination is still considered legally impossible in legal theory.

Since 2024, he has been defending a client as the main accused in a tax criminal case, where the damage exceeds €75 million.

Publications

TROŠČÁK, P.: European arrest warrant – terminological page. Justičná revue, volume 63, 2011, issue 3, pages 485 – 488.

Mgr. Kristýna Troščáková is a graduate of the Prague School of Business and Law.

She works as an office manager, is responsible for organizing the operation of the law firm, initial contact with clients and authorities, and provides comprehensive administrative support.

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Approach

Professionalism, confidentiality and independence are the three principles on which the provision of legal services by TROŠČÁK advokátska kancelária s.r.o., based in Prešov, is based.

Thanks to extensive experience and a professional approach to clients that fully respects the above-mentioned principles, TROŠČÁK advokátska kancelária s.r.o. provides comprehensive and high-quality legal services for individuals and legal entities in all major areas of the Slovak legal system.

In a society where respect for democracy and law is one of the most important constitutional principles, a lawyer has an irreplaceable position, because the existence of a free and independent legal profession is a fundamental means of protecting human rights and freedoms against the power of the state. A lawyer must serve the cause of justice and those who have entrusted him with defense or representation. The obligations of a lawyer arising from the exercise of the profession are not limited to the obligations regulated by law. The practice of the profession of lawyer is inextricably linked to a range of ethical obligations towards clients and towards the courts and authorities before which the lawyer promotes the interests of his client, or before which he acts on his behalf.

In the practice of advocacy, a lawyer is obliged to protect and promote the rights and interests of the client and to follow his instructions. If the client's instructions are in conflict with generally binding legal regulations, he is not bound by them. He shall inform the client of this in an appropriate manner.