Estate Planning (Notary)

The large number of options and possibilities in estate planning on the one hand and mandatory statutory provisions as well as interpretation rules stipulated by law on the other make private last wills and testaments a high-risk business. Heirs frequently only realize this after the death of the testator, however.

A secure, balanced design of last wills and testaments, joint wills and testaments or inheritance agreements is usually a highly complex matter. It requires considerable sensitivity in family matters and an understanding of economic and financial factors and the highest degree of planning competence possible. Our experienced notary publics possess these skills and share their insight and experience with one another on an ongoing basis.

Our notary publics assist clients after the death of the testator as well in applying for a certificate of inheritance or, if necessary, in the event of inheritance disputes.