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In the prenuptial agreement, you regulate what belongs to whom. You then regulate what belongs to whom. But what about when you have to deal with French law? Do your terms work there too?
We will be happy to help you establish your prenuptial agreement legally in France as well. This is certainly wise in situations such as:
high financial inequality between partners
debts of one of the partners
desire to remain financially independent
business risks of one of the spouses
protection of family assets (such as inheritances or gifts)
protection of children from a previous marriage
property or interests abroad (such as a property in France)
How does that work legally in France?
France has a different system. There is no automatic 'standard system' like in the Netherlands. That means you have to actively arrange yourself how your assets are divided and who is entitled to what.
The good news: in France - as in the Netherlands - you can lay everything down in prenuptial agreements. But beware: these must comply with French legal requirements. We make sure your agreements are also properly translated into French.
Get it properly recorded, in both countries
Do you want your agreements to be legally valid in France too? Then it is important that the conditions are ratified and registered according to French law. We align your prenuptial agreement with both the Dutch and French systems. This prevents hassles or legal misunderstandings if anything changes in your situation.
We are happy to think with you about your will, inheritance issues or other family law questions.
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Do you have questions about your French will, international inheritance or family law? We are ready with personal advice, in both Dutch and French.
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