Berlin, Munich and Frankfurt. Every professional is regulated locally and works with international clients in English.
Buying or selling a home abroad? A local, English-speaking lawyer reviews contracts, checks debts and registries, and sits with you at the notary.
Spanish, French, Portuguese forced-heirship rules catch families off guard. Cross-border wills, probate and estate settlement, explained in plain English.
Separation when two countries are involved: jurisdiction, custody across borders, and dividing property without flying blind.
Beckham law, double taxation, non-resident income tax, rental declarations. File once, correctly, in both countries.
Digital nomad visas, non-lucrative residency, golden-visa alternatives, family reunification — with the paperwork done for you.
Company formation, self-employed registration, contracts and dismissal disputes for foreigners working or hiring abroad.
Foreign lawyers cannot represent you before local registries, notaries or courts. For anything official in Germany you need a locally registered professional — ideally one who speaks your language.
They shouldn't be. Every lawyer in the network quotes in writing before starting, at local market rates.
Most first steps can: video calls, power of attorney, digital signatures. You travel only for what truly requires your presence.
No cost, no obligation. A regulated professional replies within one working day.