Corona vaccination at work – legal FAQ
The employment law experts at GMW lawyers share insights on your rights in the workplace regarding corona vaccination, and when it is worth contacting a lawyer.
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International divorce in the Netherlands
If you’ve already made the decision to get divorced, the next step is discovering your options. While many divorce arrangements must still be agreed, the good news is that obtaining a divorce is easier in the Netherlands.
Why call a lawyer?
Many people hesitate before getting legal advice – not because they are unsure if they need it, but because they are uncertain if they ought to involve a lawyer. Legal Expat Desk explains why calling a lawyer can be the right thing to do.
8 Myths about Dutch law – busted
Truth or fiction? Our legal experts dispel some common misunderstandings about Dutch law.
New job? Do the 5 point check
Being offered a new job is exciting, especially when it provides the next step to your career. You may want to sign the new contract immediately to secure the deal – but before you do, take a moment to quickly check these 5 points. They are key to your future rights at work.
How to get divorced in the Netherlands – a guide for expats
If you want to get divorced, and you live in the Netherlands, you need to:
- Confirm if you can get divorced in the Netherlands
- Get a lawyer. You cannot represent yourself.
- Find out how to get the best possible divorce. This includes making specific agreements about your children and other important matters.
- Go through the legal process of a divorce.
Inheritance law for expats in the Netherlands – key considerations
Inheritance is fundamentally a difficult subject to think about, but as an expat with family in other countries, it can be even harder as you have to deal with contradictory and confusing international laws during a difficult time. Here are some key considerations to simplify inheritance law for expats living in the Netherlands.
Top 10 FAQ about divorce in the Netherlands for expats
The world is global, and so are today’s marriages. When it comes to getting divorced this can make it complicated – but for those who wish to divorce in the Netherlands, there are 10 tips which help keep it simple. Get answers to the top 10 most frequently asked questions about divorce for expats living in the Netherlands.
Personal injury law in the Netherlands
The idea that personal injury claims are often settled through court procedures is an illusion. The reality is that in the Netherlands the vast majority – probably more than 90% – of personal injury law cases are actually settled out of court.
The non-competition or business relations clause
Many employment agreements contain a non-competition clause or business relations clause. Employees would usually prefer to not agree to such a clause but they want the job and don’t want to annoy their new employer, so they sign.
Six things to know about renting in the Netherlands
Are you new to the Netherlands? Or are you maybe just looking for a new place to live? Then you are advised to know your rights when it comes to Dutch tenancy law. Tenancy laws differ greatly from country to country, so what is common in your home country may not be the rule here.
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