You plan signing a pre-nup, a post-nup or plan your inheritance

Our law firm specializes in family law. Our members have handled thousands of cases—both amicable and contentious—and managed countless situations that can arise during these procedures.

Planning ahead helps avoid arbitrary outcomes and ensures smoother, more predictable life events. This core principle applies to all pre-nuptial agreements, post-nuptial agreements, and wills. We guide you through these processes while making certain your wishes remain legally protected under any circumstances.

We offer a balanced assessment of your rights and obligations. For any uncertainties, we work to measure their impact and provide you with a clear path forward.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can prenuptial agreements be made under Swiss law?

Yes, but its meaning differs from what is commonly understood in Anglo-Saxon countries. Swiss law recognizes two types of prenuptial agreements:

The first type is statutory, allowing spouses to choose from three matrimonial property regimes established by Swiss law.

The second type, based on case law, allows spouses to make binding pre-arrangements about divorce effects under specific conditions.

The topic is quite technical. You can find the lecture given by Damien Hottelier on this subject here.