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.

Clear understanding is vital. We regularly receive inquiries from married individuals seeking to understand their familial rights and obligations. These often involve complex situations requiring clarification—such as international relocations, prenuptial or postnuptial agreements, tax implications, and wealth holding structures.

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

When is an assessment recommended?

We advise conducting one during significant life events—such as the birth of a child, before marriage, before relocation, or before purchasing a house. Our role isn't to make decisions for you but rather to highlight the advantages and disadvantages of various options while helping protect your interests.

Can I maintain some privacy regarding my family in Switzerland?

Yes, generally speaking. The Swiss state operates under strict professional secrecy rules and maintains clear separations between departments. For instance, tax authorities have limited ability to share information with civil courts. The civil registry keeps paternity acknowledgments completely confidential until after the parent's death. We can guide you in understanding how to maintain family privacy here.