Plan for the people and assets that matter.
Identify the assets, ownership arrangements and family connections before choosing a succession strategy. Applicable law, court jurisdiction and tax treatment are separate questions. Forced-heirship provisions, matrimonial property and local execution formalities may affect a plan; a will valid in one place should not be assumed effective for every asset.
How we can help
- Will preparation and validity review
- Estate administration and succession claims
- Cross-border assets and inheritance planning
What to prepare
- Existing wills and testamentary documents
- Family tree and asset schedule
- Death records and residence history
Start with the relevant jurisdiction
Choose the country guide below for the local legal context, selected legislation and practical steps. The governing law, forum and professional requirements are established for each engagement; one European template may not resolve every national issue.
These guides provide general legal information. The operative law, deadlines, professional permissions and scope of work are confirmed for the particular matter. Representation is arranged through appropriately authorised local practitioners.