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Wealth and divorce

In the event of a divorce or relationship breakdown, the assets you built up together or not must be divided and mutual settlements will have to take place. Our specialised assistance at this stage of your divorce or relationship breakdown is indispensable. We assist you throughout the entire divorce settlement procedure. Whether this can be achieved through amicable negotiation or by notarial proceedings, we are your guide in identifying your assets and obtaining the most advantageous distribution possible for you.

Where necessary (in consultation with you), we also draw on our network of external contacts such as tax experts, psychologists, real estate experts, notaries, etc.

Our aim is to obtain the best possible settlement for you by providing expert advice, strategic litigation or guided negotiation and mediation.

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Bannister Lawyers is a high-end law firm with specialisations in various branches of law.

You contact us with a question or problem. During this first conversation, we listen to your story, situate the legal framework, and indicate what documents or additional information we still need.

We schedule a consultation, either at our office or via Teams. In that meeting, after an initial study of the initial documents available, we take the time to fully understand the situation, ask the right questions and get the facts clear. A good analysis starts with a good understanding of the facts.

Based on that information, we make a legal assessment of your position. This may lead to the drafting of a notice of default, a settlement proposal or the drafting of a summons in order to capture the court.

After that initial action - such as a formal notice - we evaluate together any response or lack thereof. Sometimes a supplementary letter suffices. In other cases, a (legal) procedure is still appropriate. Everything happens in consultation, with an eye for your goals and interests.

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