We’ll help you ensure that your estate’s disposition reflects your wishes and complies with all the legal requirements.
Plan for your family’s financial future
When it comes to paying for your children’s education and other expenses, a financial plan is invaluable. We’ll advise you on the best way to provide for your family. Now and in the future.
Start a Family
You’ve made a mark in your profession and notched up serious accomplishments. But your priorities are shifting. You’re now thinking about having children and a family. With our financial advice, we’ll help you prepare properly for this stage in life.
Provide for Your Family
Your family is the most important thing in your life. But since life is full of surprising twists and turns, you have to think ahead. Make preparations in the event that you can no longer support your family. We’ll help you set up appropriate pension and insurance plans and ensure your family is provided for – no matter what happens.
Pay for Your Child’s Education
Like any parent, you only want the best for your children. Especially in terms of their education. We’ll explain how you can help your children enter the profession of their choice.
Cohabitation or Marriage?
Marriage or cohabitation? It’s not just a personal preference. It affects your financial situation, too. For example, cohabiting partners file tax returns individually. Also, the law doesn’t cover inherited property or alimony claims following separation. If you’re not married, it may be wise to consider drawing up a written contract with your partner.
Plan Your Estate
With an inheritance consultation, you can rest easy knowing your estate will be administered the way you want. Contact us to clear up unanswered questions.
You want to pass on your assets as a gift or advancement before you die. We’ll show you how.
Marital property regimes can play a significant role for married couples. You and your spouse can define your rights in a marriage contract.
When you die, all your assets and liabilities pass to your heirs by law. Careful estate planning ensures that your estate is distributed according to your wishes.
In an advance directive, you state who can make decisions for you if you become mentally incapacitated. Also consider the options provided by a living will.
