Notary Acts – Ensuring Legal Certainty for Your Transactions

At Dukkers-Notariskantoor, we specialize in drafting and authenticating notarial acts to provide legal security for your most important transactions. Whether you need assistance with real estate, family matters, business agreements, or estate planning, our team ensures that your documents comply with legal requirements and protect your interests.

What Is a Notarial Act?

A notarial act is an official document drafted and authenticated by a notary. It serves as undeniable proof of an agreement or transaction and is legally binding upon all parties involved. These acts provide increased legal security, preventing future disputes and ensuring compliance with national and European regulations.

Types of Notarial Acts We Offer

1. Real Estate Transactions

   Notarial intervention is required for various real estate transactions to guarantee their authenticity and legal security.

   • Sale and Purchase Agreements: Drafting and authentication of sales contracts for real estate transactions.
   • Mortgage Deeds: Ensuring proper registration and legal protection of mortgage loans.
   • Real Estate Transfers and Donations: Legal processing of property transfers between individuals or within a family.
2. Marriage and Family Law

   Marriage, partnerships, and family matters often require notarized agreements to safeguard interests and rights.

   • Marriage Contracts: Drafting and authentication of prenuptial agreements and marriage contracts.
   • Civil Partnership (PACS) Agreements: Drafting and notarizing agreements for civil unions.
   • Divorce Settlements: Legal processing of divorce settlements and agreements between spouses.
   • Inheritance and Succession Planning: Ensuring proper distribution of assets and compliance with inheritance laws.
3. Wills and Estate Planning

   Proper estate planning ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes and legal requirements.

   • Wills and Testaments: Drafting and authentication of last wills and testaments to ensure proper asset distribution.
   • Succession Declarations: Facilitating legal procedures for inheritance distribution.
   • Donations and Gifting Agreements: Structuring tax-efficient wealth transfers while maintaining legal compliance.
4. Business and Corporate Law

   Notarial acts play a crucial role in business transactions, corporate agreements, and commercial operations.

   • Company Formation and Incorporation: Drafting and notarizing articles of incorporation and company bylaws.
   • Shareholder Agreements: Ensuring legal compliance and protection of shareholder rights.
   • Commercial Contracts: Drafting and authenticating business agreements and commercial contracts.
   • Intellectual Property Rights: Notarizing intellectual property agreements and licensing contracts.
5. Power of Attorney and Legal Representation

   A notarized power of attorney allows a designated person to act on your behalf in legal or financial matters.

   • General and Specific Powers of Attorney: Granting individuals authority to represent you in specific transactions.
   • Healthcare Directives: Ensuring your medical and financial wishes are respected in case of incapacity.