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Inheritance law in Denmark

Danish inheritance law differs in many ways from German law. Whether it is a will, inheritance contract or compulsory portion claims, early planning is crucial to avoid disputes and tax disadvantages. We provide comprehensive advice on estate planning, company succession and cross-border inheritance cases between Germany and Denmark, so that your assets are transferred in a legally secure manner and in accordance with your wishes.

We also advise you on German inheritance law – from wills to estate administration.

Key aspects

Estate planning in Denmark requires precise knowledge of the national inheritance law, as it differs from the German system in key aspects. We advise you on the preparation of wills and inheritance contracts, secure claims to compulsory portions and assist heirs in the administration of the estate. In particular, we support you in bridging legal and tax differences and ensuring a smooth transfer of assets, especially in the case of company successions and cross-border inheritance cases between Germany and Denmark.

What we can do for you

We provide comprehensive advice on all matters of Danish inheritance law:

• Drafting and reviewing wills and inheritance contracts under Danish law
• Business succession and corporate succession arrangements
• Tax-optimised estate planning in Denmark
• Advice on compulsory portions and inheritance disputes
• Support with estate administration and execution of wills
• Representation in inheritance disputes and legal proceedings concerning compulsory portions
• Advice on cross-border inheritance cases between Germany and Denmark

Sort out your estate in good time – we can help you!

Your contact person

Dr. Claas Thöle

Lawyer, Partner
Specialist lawyer for commercial and corporate law
Specialist lawyer for international business law

M +45 20 34 84 04
E clt@advores.com

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Inheritance law in Denmark

Key aspects

What we can do for you

Your contact person

Dr. Claas Thöle