Marital and Family Law (Notary)

Precautions and assistance

There are detailed arrangements for many types of family-law conflicts laid down in laws and regulations. In the absence of any contractual arrangements, these statutory provisions may in some cases run counter to the interests of parties to a conflict, however. If this is indeed the case, they should be modified to reflect the familial and financial situation by means of a balanced, transparent pre- and/or post-nuptial agreement. Such an agreement deviating from the statutory marital property regime must be notarized to be effective.

In the event that a marriage breaks down or fails, it is furthermore advisable to conclude individually tailored separation contracts as well as agreements stipulating the effects of divorce with the support of a notary public’s expertise. This can frequently help avoid an acrimonious, nerve-wracking court dispute over the consequences of divorce.

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Philipp M. v. Bismarck

Attorney, Notary (retired)

Sascha Halbe, LL.M.

Graduate Degree in Business Administration (Diplom-Kaufmann),

Attorney, Notary (m. d. Amtssitz in Hannover)

Partner

Dr. Michael Kunst

Graduate Degree in Economics (Diplom-Volkswirt)

Attorney, Notary (m. d. Amtssitz in Hannover)

Partner

Certified Attorney in Tax Law

Auditor

Tobias Lerch

Attorney, Notary (m. d. Amtssitz in Celle)

Partner

Certified Attorney in Commercial and Corporate Law

Friedrich Graf zu Ortenburg, LL.M.

Attorney, Notary (m. d. Amtssitz in Hannover)

Partner

Dr. Stephan Rose

Attorney, Notary (m. d. Amtssitz in Hannover)

Partner

Certified Attorney in Labor Law, Certified Attorney in Commercial and Corporate Law, Certified Attorney in Inheritance, Certified Executor of an Estate (AGT)