8 March 2019
Friday, March 22 is Inheritance Day 2019 in the Netherlands.
On this day, you can get free information and advice about Dutch inheritance law and how it applies to your situation.
This post was reviewed and updated on 13 October 2020
Inheritance Day is a (Dutch) national initiative that was started by VEAN, the Association of Dutch Inheritance Lawyers. Each year, inheritance law firms around the country open their doors to the public and provide free advice and answers to questions about inheritance law in the Netherlands.
Inheritance Day offers an opportunity for anyone who wants to know more about settling an inheritance in the Netherlands, or has other questions relating to inheritance and estate planning.
There is a lot to consider when settling an estate. What is the first step? Is there a will? Are you an heir and, if so, how can you accept or reject the estate? Have you been appointed as executor for an estate and need to learn what your duties and powers are? Is there a disagreement with other heirs?
You can get answers to these and other inheritance-related legal questions during your advice session.
If you are dealing with the settlement of an estate, it is wise to call in a legal expert who can advise you about your rights and obligations, and how to best protect your interests. Such an expert can assist you in settling an inheritance, and can also litigate for you if necessary.
If you are an expat living in the Netherlands dealing with an international inheritance, then it’s even more important to get legal advice from an expert you can trust.
GMW lawyers has a team of specialised inheritance law experts who can assist you on Inheritance Day. Our inheritance lawyers can both advise and litigate in extensive and complex national and international inheritance cases.
This includes help with topics such as the division / liquidation of an (digital) estate, usufruct, powers and dismissal of the executor, determination of the statutory portion, as well as, for example, obtaining information in order to determine the amount of the balance of the estate.
GMW lawyers will be happy to answer all your questions in the field of inheritance law; please contact us.
