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19 March 2026

I have been disinherited. What am I entitled to?

Being confronted with disinheritance can raise both emotional and legal questions. You may wonder whether you are no longer entitled to any part of the estate. Under Dutch law, the short answer is: not necessarily. In certain cases, you may still retain a statutory right to part of the estate even if you have been disinherited. Below, we explain how this works.

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5 July 2016

Estate planning: looking after your assets and family

Estate planning centres on the transfer of assets from one generation to the next taking into account the tax consequences.

8 April 2015

Your digital legacy

Your digital legacy contains all your digital possessions.

16 March 2014

European regulation will change international inheritance law

Anyone who has a second home or a holiday home in Spain and ends up spending more time in Spain than in the Netherlands would be well advised to make proper provision for their estate.