Foundation and association law

Setting up a foundation is important and worthwhile considering in a wide range of situations. Two such examples may be the entrepreneur wishing to preserve his life‘s work for future generations, or the individual who intends to commit a portion of his assets for the realization of charitable causes.

Foundation law

Foundations under civil law
Family foundations
Foundations formed mortis causa
Company-affiliated foundations
Foundations under public law
Municipal foundations
Church foundations
Unincorporated foundation
Endowment contributions

Association law

Consultation on the legal form of the association: registered and unregistered association, ideal association, economic association
Support during the establishment of the association, inscription in the registry
Design of the statutes and by-laws
Organization of the association, duties and powers of the association bodies
General meeting, invitation, agenda, taking minutes
Association penalties, in particular exclusion of association members
Dissolution and liquidation of an association
Association liability law, in particular board of directors and association bodies liability