Notarisation
The legislator prescribes the use of a notary public and thus public notarisation for numerous legal transactions. This includes the formation of companies, the drafting of matrimonial and inheritance agreements, the drafting of advance directives, the conclusion of sureties or the signing of sworn statements. It is irrelevant which canton you live in or where your company is based. The notarisations provided by our notary office are valid throughout Switzerland.
What kind of notarisation do you need?
The formation of a public limited company, a limited company or a foundation requires public notarisation. We draft all the documents you need for this (formation deeds, Articles of Association, agreements concerning contributions in kind, formation reports, commercial register applications, declarations, etc.) before notarising these ourselves.
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As notaries public of the canton of St. Gallen, we can notarise all corporate law transactions for you:
– Amendments to Articles of Association
– Changes of registered office
– Name changes
– Capital increases or decreases
– Restructuring (mergers, divisions, conversions, asset transfers)
– Winding-up, liquidation
– Auflösung, Liquidation
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– Amendments to Articles of Association
– Changes of registered office
– Name changes
– Capital increases or decreases
– Restructuring (mergers, divisions, conversions, asset transfers)
– Winding-up, liquidation
– Auflösung, Liquidation
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With fair matrimonial and inheritance agreements you can ensure comprehensive protection for you and your family against financial risks. With a matrimonial agreement the spouses determine rules for the marriage, for example by selecting a certain matrimonial property regime. This relates specifically to the financial implications in the event of a divorce or the death of a spouse. With an inheritance agreement binding agreements are made for the event of death. A combined matrimonial and inheritance agreement is an ideal means of providing for proprietary relations in the event of death. The most-favoured status of the surviving spouse can, for example, enable that individual to remain in their own home.
We notarise the following:
– Matrimonial agreements
– Property agreements under the Swiss Same-Sex Partnership Act (Partnerschaftsgesetz)
– Justifications of a new matrimonial property regime (separation of property or community of property)
– Public testamentary dispositions (wills)
– Inheritance agreements
– Inheritance renunciation contracts
– Appointments of heirs, inheritance buyouts
– Legacies
– Instructions for estate divisions
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We notarise the following:
– Matrimonial agreements
– Property agreements under the Swiss Same-Sex Partnership Act (Partnerschaftsgesetz)
– Justifications of a new matrimonial property regime (separation of property or community of property)
– Public testamentary dispositions (wills)
– Inheritance agreements
– Inheritance renunciation contracts
– Appointments of heirs, inheritance buyouts
– Legacies
– Instructions for estate divisions
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If somebody is no longer able to take care of themselves due to an accident, the sudden onset of a serious illness or infirmity due to old age, they lack the mental capacity to make judgements for themselves and become reliant on the help of third parties. An advance directive enables a close person to be entrusted with taking care of the necessary affairs in due time, thus ensuring options for action and flexibility. In addition, a legally valid advance directive can help to avoid the involvement of the Child and Adult Protection Authority (CAPA), which is usually associated with additional effort and cost.
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We also notarise:
– Sureties
– Enforceable public deeds
– Declarations of intent
– Sworn statements
– Affidavits
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– Sureties
– Enforceable public deeds
– Declarations of intent
– Sworn statements
– Affidavits
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