Divorce and your assets
Arrangements regarding your real estate, belongings, alimony, inheritance rights, etc.
The foundation for any divorce agreement is the agreement on assets. This applies for cohabiting and married couples. If you are married and you opt for a divorce by mutual consent, then it is even a compulsory part of the procedure.
The agreement on assets sets out a number of items, including:
- Particulars of the spouses
- Details of the marriage/cohabitation arrangement
- Agreements on the division of moveable property
- Agreements on the division of real estate
- Agreements on the division of finances
- Agreements on alimony: maintenance payments between the partners
- Agreements on inheritance rights
- Agreements on the security deposit for rented accommodation
- Agreements on debts
- Agreements on taxes
- Agreements on insurance
The Divorce Consultants have a five-step plan to help you through this rather complex subject.
We offer you a total service, backed up by our network of fiscal, legal, notarial, insurance and banking experts.
We bring the experts to you so you can spend more time planning your future.
Our objective is to work with both partners to develop a balanced and optimised divorce agreement.
In our five-step plan, we help you to:
- take stock of your past (you determine the level of detail);
- plan for the future;
- create the framework for reaching a balanced agreement;
- optimise your agreement.
We inform, advise and mediate - the aim being to help you achieve a balanced agreement.