Our practice areas
From family law to criminal defence — we help you with personal advice and years of experience.
Divorce
A divorce affects everything: your home, your finances, your children. We understand that this can be one of the hardest periods of your life. That is why we guide you step by step through the entire process.
Whether it is a joint petition or a one-sided petition — we make sure your interests are protected while we work towards a reasonable outcome for both parties.
- Guidance through joint and one-sided divorce proceedings
- Drafting and reviewing the divorce settlement (echtscheidingsconvenant)
- Division of assets and pension
- Arrangements for the children (parenting plan)
Maintenance & alimony
After a divorce, arrangements need to be made for child and partner maintenance. The calculation is complex and depends on many factors. We make sure you know what you are entitled to — or what is reasonable to contribute.
- Calculation of child and partner maintenance
- Modification of existing maintenance when circumstances change
- Litigating maintenance disputes
- Advice on tax implications
Custody & care
In disputes involving children, the child's best interest always comes first. We help parents reach good arrangements about custody, contact and the children's residence.
- Contact arrangements and shared parenting
- Custody matters (sole / joint custody)
- Relocation with children
- Petitions to the children's court
Criminal defence
Being suspected of a criminal offence is a serious matter. Whether you have been called for interrogation or already summoned to court: you have the right to good legal assistance. We stand by you from the very first moment.
- Assistance during police interrogation
- Defence in court
- Appeal
- Penalty orders and fines
Tenancy law
Problems with your rented home can have major consequences. Whether your landlord is threatening eviction or you have a dispute over the rent — we protect your rights as a tenant.
- Defence against eviction proceedings
- Rent disputes and the rent tribunal
- Defects in the property
- Termination and ending of the tenancy
Mediation
Not every conflict needs to go to court. Through mediation we look together with both parties for a solution. Especially in family matters, where you will need to keep dealing with each other afterwards, mediation is often the best route.
- Mediation in divorce and contact arrangements
- Combined approach: mediation with legal advice