A prenuptial agreement is an effective way to arrange matrimonial property and plan future inheritance tax. It applies both to those about to marry and to those already married.
Under Finnish law, spouses own their own property separately. However, a marital right (avio-oikeus) means that on divorce or death, each spouse has a right to half of the other's property. A prenuptial agreement can exclude this right wholly or in part.
A prenuptial agreement has significant implications for inheritance. It affects how much a surviving spouse receives from the estate and how the inheritance is distributed. We always analyse these effects before the agreement is signed.
Fixed price
€390
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