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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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4 December 2019

So you bought a house with defects – what now?

It is your worst-case scenario: you bought a property in the Netherlands - but after you signed the purchase agreement, you discovered there are defects.

6 November 2019

Statutory indexation of child and spousal alimony 2020

The amount of maintenance paid for children and spouses is subject to annual statutory indexation.

6 November 2019

Has the registered letter become obsolete?

In times when we are increasingly using our mobile phone or computer, sending a registered letter may seem old-fashioned and expensive.

23 September 2019

Pension law is not for bakers, but it applies to them

Most employees have no choice when they retire: their pension is accrued with the industry-wide pension fund to which their employer is obliged to pay a pension premium.

15 August 2019

Reintegration and dissolution

If an employee is sick, both the employer and the employee have reintegration obligations.

15 August 2019

Is a change of workplace reasonable?

In certain situations you can expect an employee to accept a change in their place of employment.

12 August 2019

When to call a lawyer about work

As an employee, you may be confronted with an unpleasant situation at work, such as a conflict, demotion or change in your employment conditions.

30 July 2019

Collaborate? Take off the rose-tinted glasses and consider an “exit scenario”

A new collaboration is in the offing. Parties have the best intentions, the mutual relationships are good and expectations are high.

15 July 2019

Substantial compensation for pregnancy discrimination

According to the Netherlands Institute for Human Rights, the Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) is guilty of discrimination for not entering into employment with a woman because of her pregnancy.