In addition to acting for clients in all private law matters, Dr. Foerster now concentrates on the following fields:
Succession law
- Advice on drawing up a will
- Forms of agreements to hand over property
- Transferring farm ownership
- Company succession
- Contracts of inheritance
- Compulsory share of estate
- International succession law
- Applications for an inheritance certificate
- Wills for disabled people
- Execution of wills
- Advice on all matters relating to (deceased’s) estate
- Representing heirs for the distribution of the estate
Company law
- Drafting company agreements
- German Civil Code company (GbR)
- General partnership (OHG)
- Limited liability company (GmbH)
- Limited partnership (KG)
- GmbH & Co KG
- Entrepreneur company or “mini GmbH” (UG)
- Advice to companies and shareholders on all company law matters
- Contracts to buy or sell companies (share deal/ asset deal)
- Advice on setting up a business
- Company succession
Contract law
- Purchase agreements
- Real estate purchases
- Property developer law
- Heritable building rights contracts
- Purchase agreements for private homes
- Advice in all matters relevant to buyers and sellers of land
- Contracts to transfer property
- Transferring farm ownership
Dr. Thomas Foerster
Lawyer and notary,
Certified Specialist for succession law
born on 30.03.1957 in Guetersloh
married, 3 children
Vita:
1982 | Graduated with 2nd state law qualification from Bielefeld University, Admitted to the practice of law |
1989 | Doctorate awarded by Mannheim University |
1992 | Appointed Notary in Langenberg |
2008 | Admitted as Certified Specialist for succession law |
Languages:
English
Fields of law:
Succession, commercial and company, contracts, agricultural, competition
Member of:
Deutsche Anwaltverein (DAV) e.V. (Association of German Lawyers)
Deutsche Anwalts-, Notar- u. Steuerberatervereinigung für Erb- und Familienrecht e.V. (German union of lawyers, notaries and tax consultants for succession and family law)
Lectures and publications on topics relating to competition and succession law, design of contracts