Clearly setting out your last wishes
Arranging your own estate is an important step in creating clarity for the future. However, a self-written will can easily cause misunderstandings if the wording is imprecise or legally ineffective. Careful drafting is particularly important when determining succession or special arrangements such as a Berlin will (Berliner Testament).
Drafting, compulsory shares and execution of wills
Compulsory-share claims play an important role in inheritance law and must be considered when planning a will. Completely excluding relatives is legally possible only to a limited extent and can lead to disputes unless clear arrangements are made.
- Legally sound and clear wording of your will
- Individual succession arrangements
- Consideration of compulsory-share claims
- Avoiding disputes among heirs
- Option of appointing an executor
- Personal and understandable advice
