Delissen Martens recently became a member of the European network of law firms ‘European Law Firm’.
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Delissen Martens member of the 'European Law Firm'
19 October 2021 in International
Statutory indexation 2021
26 October 2020 in Family law , International family law
Divorce Day September 11, 2020
8 September 2020 in Family law , International family law
On the Day of the Divorce, Friday 11 September 2020, anyone can contact us without obligation for the divorce check and / or for any other questions regarding divorce.
070 311 54 11
Statutory indexation 2020
30 October 2019 in Family law , International family law
Statutory indexation 2019
31 October 2018 in International family law
Divorce Day
10 September 2018 in International family law
The European Commission has published Q&A’s about Brexit. These Q&A’s are based on the joint report of the EU and UK on the progress of the first round of negotiations on Brexit. The information concerns the consequences of the agreements in the report on the rights of EU citizens in the UK and of British citizens in the EU.
Régimes Matrimoniaux dans le Monde
4 January 2018 in International, International family law
Statutory indexation 2018
20 December 2017 in International family law
Evaluation of 30% facility
30 June 2017 in Tax law
Dutch tax law contains a facility that enables an employer in The Netherlands to pay an incoming employee, working in The Netherlands, a tax free allowance of 30% of his or her gross salary, the so called “30% facility”. This facility enables Dutch employers to attract foreign employees to The Netherlands. The background of this tax facility is that expatriate employees have extra costs as a consequence of their migration to The Netherlands (extraterritorial costs) and that the employer may reimburse the employee these costs by means of a tax free allowance
Messy divorce or amicable settlement?
14 November 2017 in International family law
Guestblog Sandra Verburgt for Kingsley Napley law firm.
Five developments in 2017 to keep at your peril
10 February 2017 in International family law
Statutory indexation 2017
23 January 2017 in International family law
Attachment of bank accounts in the European Union made simpler as of 18 January 2017
16 January 2017 in Tax law, Litigation
According to an inquiry carried out by Atradius (April 2016) into the payment reliability of 3,000 businesses in 13 West European countries (Payment Practices Barometer), 88 percent of the Dutch companies was faced with late payments. As a result, 20 percent of the entrepreneurs were forced to postpone payment to their own suppliers, which gave cause to one fifth of the companies to critically examine the payment history and the credit risk of customers in more detail .
On 29 April 2015, for the first time, the IAML were given permission to intervene in the UK Supreme Court. This is an important case which concerns the significance of parental intention in the determination of the habitual residence of a child for the purposes of an application under the Hague Convention.
