Expat services

While living and working in the Netherlands, you as an expat can come across several legal issues. After all, Dutch law is complex and encompasses various jurisdictions that often contract or intersect. For example, for an expat, various legal questions may arise in the field of:

• Tulafono o konekalate. When can the landlord, for example, terminate your lease or you terminate the purchase agreement as a buyer? Which (additional) conditions are linked to your expat contract and what do they mean?
• Tulafono o galuega. What if you have to deal with illness? As an expat, are you entitled to a severance payment or unemployment benefit? Does Dutch dismissal protection apply in your case when you are faced with dismissal?
• Noataga tulafono. Who is liable if a certain agreement is violated? Who can you hold liable when a (work-related) accident occurs? And are you personally liable if another person suffers damage as a result of your actions?
• Tulafono o femalagaiga. Do you need a residence permit to live or work in the Netherlands? And if so, what conditions do you need to meet? And what consequences does unemployment have for your residence permit or not?

Tom Meevis

Pule paʻaga / Fautua

Are you dealing with a dispute in the Netherlands? Also then Law & More is there for you. When the parties are in a conflict situation, going to court is a common and often quick move. However, legal proceedings do not always offer the best solution and conflicts between parties can be resolved better and more efficiently in another way, for example through mediation. Our lawyers assist you from the early stages to the final stage of the dispute. In doing so, they make an informed estimate of the risks and opportunities in advance. In both cases, Law & More’s lawyers then base their work on a well-considered strategy that has been determined together with you.

Do you have a legal problem in the Netherlands, and would you like to see it resolved? Please contact Law & More. Where most lawyers only offer legal knowledge and a critical view, Law & More’s lawyers offer something extra. In addition to our knowledge of Dutch (procedural) law, we have extensive international experience. Our office is not only international with regard to the scope and nature of its services, but also with regard to the range of advanced local and international clients. That is why we at Law & More understand the challenges expats are facing and are able to help you as best as possible through a practical and personal approach.