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16 February 2026

Check your prenuptial agreement

Before or during marriage, spouses often enter into a prenuptial agreement. In this article, we focus specifically on prenuptial agreements that were concluded many years ago.

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9 November 2020

Statutory indexation of child and spousal alimony 2021

Each year, child and spousal alimony (maintenance) is increased by annual indexation.

1 October 2020

How to get a prenuptial agreement in the Netherlands

Just like drawing up a will, in many countries it is normal to contact a lawyer (or solicitor) to draw up a prenuptial agreement.

22 September 2020

Authority, custody and moving internationally

Earlier this year, my colleague Susan Meijler answered the six most frequently asked questions about joint parental authority.

2 September 2020

Decided to get divorced? Here’s what to think about

The decision has been made, you want to get a divorce. Where do you start?

31 August 2020

A photo or vlog of your child on social media: “sharenting” in consultation

In today's digital society it is increasingly common for parents to share a photo or a video log (hereafter: "vlog") of their child via social media, such as Instagram or Facebook.

26 August 2020

The periodic setoff clause in practice

If you want to prevent your assets from becoming common because of your marriage, you can get married after making a prenuptial agreement.

27 July 2020

1st corona statement: drop in turnover reason for adjusting maintenance?

Many entrepreneurs are experiencing a drop in their turnover due to the corona crisis.

22 July 2020

Cohabitants, don’t live in the wild!

Earlier I wrote a blog about so-called "compensation rights" for unmarried cohabitants.

16 July 2020

The need for partner alimony under the microscope

If you have previously dealt with the phenomenon of partner alimony (partner maintenance), you know what is meant by the terms "needs", "neediness", "financial capacity" and "comparison of financial capacity".