Party adviser

Thanks to our expertise in a wide range of legal areas, we are not only well placed to fulfil our duties as notaries, but also to act as party advisers, just like a lawyer.

In the field of inheritance law, we are regularly called upon to deal with conflicts between heirs, legatees, legitimists, executors and administrators. We are uniquely qualified to interpret a will, assess the situation and convey your point of view to an opposing party.

When drawing up a prenuptial agreement or a cohabitation agreement, it is sometimes the case that one of the partners pushes his or her wishes very hard. There may also be an impression that a fellow notary does not or not sufficiently resolve the inequality between the parties. In such situations, we can give a second opinion or be present during the negotiations.

If you are a private individual or entrepreneur buying a house or business premises, we can guide you as party advisor during the negotiations and the drawing up of the deed of sale. Depending on your position, we will point out any unconsciously given or not given guarantees. We can also take care of the legal due diligence. We also assess rental agreements, previous deeds, deeds of subdivision and other documents.
But we can also look after your interests when interpreting easements, qualitative obligations or penalty/chain clauses or a dispute with the lessor.

When buying a business or the shares in the capital of a company, it is important to have a proper due diligence carried out. On the one hand, this relates to figures, but it is important to also do this with regard to all contracts, title deeds and the like. We can take care of this for you. The same goes for assisting with the buying or selling process. Depending on your role, you should not give too many guarantees or get too few. But we are also happy to bring other snags in the contract drawn up by someone else to your attention.

If you have a problem in the field of inheritance law, family law, corporate law, real estate law, contract law, please contact us. We will be happy to help you.