Every deed that life requires
From the first home to the succession, from the company to a power of attorney for abroad: the notary is there for the moments that matter. Here you find what we do and which documents to prepare.
Property & real estate
Transferring a property in Switzerland requires a public deed. The notary verifies title at the land registry, drafts the deed, coordinates bank and parties and handles registration. We also assist foreign buyers with the Lex Koller procedure.
- Deeds of sale, exchange and gift
- Creation of mortgages and mortgage notes
- Easements, building rights and condominium (PPP)
- Lex Koller authorisations for foreign buyers
- Land-registry entries and dealings with the bank
- Identity document of all parties
- Land-registry extract or last deed of purchase
- Financing confirmation from the bank
- Civil status and marital property regime
These are enough for the first meeting; we gather the rest together.
Companies & business
We accompany entrepreneurs and companies throughout the life of the business: from incorporation before the notary to amendments of the articles, from capital increases to mergers and liquidations, with the commercial-register filing handled by the firm.
- Incorporation of SA, Sagl, foundations and associations
- Amendments of articles and capital increases
- Share transfers and shareholder agreements
- Mergers, demergers, conversions and liquidations
- Commercial-register filings and changes
- Identity document of shareholders and directors
- Intended company name, seat and purpose
- Bank confirmation of the paid-in capital
- Registered-office acceptance declaration
These are enough for the first meeting; we gather the rest together.
Wills & succession
Arranging your estate with peace of mind. The notary draws up public wills and succession agreements with full formal validity, advises on forced shares after the 2023 reform and assists heirs with the division, the certificate of inheritance and the execution of the will.
- Public will and revocation of dispositions
- Succession agreements and renunciations
- Certificates of inheritance and inventories
- Estate divisions and executorship
- Succession and estate planning
- Identity document and civil status
- List of main assets and heirs
- Any earlier dispositions
- Marital contract, if any
These are enough for the first meeting; we gather the rest together.
Family & personal planning
The deeds that protect the people you love. A marital contract sets the property regime; an advance care mandate and a living will decide who acts if one day you cannot. The notary guarantees form, validity and safekeeping over time.
- Marital and registered-partnership contracts
- Advance care mandate and living will
- General and special powers of attorney
- Gifts and advances on inheritance
- Acknowledgements and civil-status deeds
- Identity document of both spouses or partners
- Marriage or partnership certificate
- List of assets to allocate, where relevant
- Name of the designated trusted person
These are enough for the first meeting; we gather the rest together.
Certifications & legalisations
Everyday formalities, done the same day. We certify signatures and copies, prepare documents for use abroad with apostille or consular legalisation, and take sworn statements and minutes. Every morning without an appointment.
- Certification of signatures and true copies
- Apostilles and legalisations for use abroad
- Sworn statements and attestations
- Meeting minutes and notarial findings
- Certified translations via sworn translators
- Valid identity document
- Original document to be certified, unsigned
- Destination country, for apostilles and legalisations
These are enough for the first meeting; we gather the rest together.
Legal counsel
When you need an attorney as well as a notary. The firm’s attorneys draft and negotiate contracts, assist with tenancy and employment matters, handle debt recovery and represent clients before authorities and courts throughout Switzerland.
- Drafting and negotiation of contracts
- Tenancy and condominium law
- Employment law for employers and staff
- Debt recovery and enforcement proceedings
- Court representation, mediation and settlements
- Identity document
- Relevant contracts and correspondence
- Names of the other parties involved
These are enough for the first meeting; we gather the rest together.
Can’t find your deed?
Write to us anyway: we assess every request and, if another professional is needed, we point you the right way.
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