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What we offer
Trusted Legal Services
Corporate Advisory
We do general commercial work and our team has extensive experience in providing advice and preparing documentation related to general and commercial matters, such as: the establishment of foreign investment companies in Indonesia, joint ventures and strategic alliances.
Our lawyers can also provide advice on various matters, including business competition, employment, environmental matters, real and intellectual property, regional autonomy, and various regulatory regimes and structures.
We work seamlessly with the other lines of service, including assurance, tax, financial advisory and business consulting, to provide you with a wholistic solution to your needs.
Estate Planning
We have been acting for successful people and their families for some years. We work with families down the generations, and we know how important succession planning is to them.
Nobody feels particularly excited at the prospect of making a will, but once it's complete you can feel reassured that you have certainty as to what will happen to your family and assets in the future.
As a private client firm, we always take a bespoke approach, helping you to structure your wills and trusts according to your particular needs and objectives.
You may for example wish to give to charity in a tax-efficient way, or to prevent the next generation from inheriting too much, too soon.
Our wills and estate planning lawyers can also help to create structures to protect family assets from creditor or divorce claims against heirs.
Inheritance Law
we advise clients locally, nationally, and internationally. We have established a reputation for success in contested wills, inheritance disputes, and Inheritance Act claims.
Types of Inheritance Disputes
• Challenging wills on grounds of mental incapacity, undue influence, fraud, or procedural errors.
• Claims for reasonable provision under the Inheritance Act.
• Disputes over the way an estate is being administered, including removing executors or
administrators.
FAQs – Inheritance Disputes
Q: Who can contest a will?
A: Beneficiaries, dependants, and close relatives may challenge a will on legal grounds.
Q: What are the grounds for contesting a will?
A: Mental incapacity, undue influence, fraud, forgery, or non-compliance with formalities.
Q: What is the Inheritance Act?
A: It allows certain individuals to claim reasonable provision if not adequately provided for.
Q: Can executors be removed?
A: Yes, if they mismanage an estate or cause delays.
Q: Do you offer no win, no fee?
A: Yes, in appropriate cases.
