Lawyer
Inheritance law
Family law
Bachelor of Law, Leiden University
(International) Law, University of Copenhagen
Master Juvenile Law, Leiden University
Dutch
English
Rosemarie is a lawyer within the Family and Inheritance Law section. She is involved in (international) divorces, access arrangements and issues of custody and maintenance.
Rosemarie also advises and litigates on inheritance law issues. For example, on the division and settlement of an estate and determining the legitimate portion.
Before her time at GMW lawyers, Rosemarie worked as a senior court lawyer at the District Court of The Hague, Family team. Here she supported the judge in the field of (international) family law. As a result, Rosemarie is familiar with the work processes within the court and the working methods of judges.
Rosemarie works resolute and solution-oriented, always keeping the best interests of the child in mind.
When parents of a child end their relationship, they must make arrangements regarding the division of the costs of care and upbringing of their child. Parents are generally free to determine these arrangements themselves. However, the principle is that a child should not suffer any financial disadvantage following the end of their parents' relationship.
When dividing the joint house (for example, in the event of divorce or termination of cohabitation), it often happens that one party takes over the home with the mortgage, and the other party looks for new housing.
When parents split up, agreements have to be made about the care arrangements.
