Getting divorced is an emotional burden, but it can also be financially difficult. You may need a sparring partner to decide how to protect your wealth. For instance , a prenuptial agreement can be useful and it can be signed before or during the marriage.
Even if your financial situation is in order, everything can change rapidly. Your income may drop substantially, you may lose your job, or other unpleasant incidents might occur. We can help you to be prepared for unexpected financial events.
Many are worried about no longer being able to take care of their finances if they get sick or become mentally incapacitated. With a power of attorney, you may authorise someone you trust to take care of your wealth and act on your behalf. We are here to discuss with you how to do this, in good times.
Who will inherit you? This depends on your family situation and your wishes. A will can ensure your wealth is transferred in the way you want and within regulatory requirements. We recommend a meeting with an expert, to sort out what could be done to accommodate your wishes and avoid unpleasant surprises among your heirs.
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