Go to jail

Not many civil-law notaries go to prison. Yet, it does happen. For example, a few years ago, the Amsterdam court sentenced a civil-law notary to ten months in prison for embezzling client funds. According to the court, the suspect's actions had seriously betrayed the trust one may place in a civil-law notary. We find it inconceivable that a civil-law notary would be guilty of this.

Our notary recently had to go to prison. In this case, it was to provide notarial services to an inmate in a correctional facility.

We are located in Vlaardingen, in a well-equipped, historic building on the old harbor. With picturesque views of the pleasure boats and sailing ships, you are very welcome.

If desired, we can also meet you by appointment at the business centers of NoMA House in Amsterdam's Zuidas business district, or at the World Trade Center Rotterdam or World Trade Center The Hague. We offer high-quality accommodations and the use of their facilities .

But we're not confined to our office. We're mobile. And flexible. Like true business nomads . We go where the business is . We're happy to come to you, upon invitation and in consultation. This applies to both business and private clients. And for private clients, especially in cases where you're not mobile. For example, due to a respectable age, admission to a hospital, nursing home, hospice, or a compulsory stay in a correctional facility.