Impartial, concealed, modern, safe.

The notary stands for independence, neutrality and the highest quality standards for the design of your legal needs.

As an independent provider of a public office, the notary is given sovereign powers for preventive legal care in Germany. The notary exerts preventive legal control and builds documents that have binding evidence compared to courts and are immediately enforceable.

Impartial. The notaries are available to you and your contractual partners as an impartial consultant in complicated and consequent legal matters.

Modern. Notaries take a pioneering role in electronic legal transactions. Qualified electronic signatures with a notary attribute now enjoy the same trust as notary seals with the hand -handed signature of the official.

Silent. He has to preserve confidentiality against everyone about all matters that become known to the notary as part of his professional practice and also make this confidentiality to the people employed.

Secure. The notarial document - with letter and seal - is the epitome of legal certainty. The trust that is shown in legal transactions has an origin: the care of the notaries.

The notaries and the notary - each with official residence in Dortmund - Jürgen Schemann, Dr. Thorsten Siepe, Dr. Matthias Wiese, Dr. Alexander Bardenz and Catherine Westerwelle have many years of experience in notarial contract design, support and precise processing of all areas of precautionary administration.

This includes in particular the contractual design in all areas of company and real estate law, corporate succession, company sales, corporate restructuring, the will design and the anticipated succession (gifts, lively assets to the next generation), the design of marriage contract regulations (marriage contracts and the consequences of divorce) as well as the emergency provision (preventive attorney and Lateral orders).

Further information on the individual areas of activity of notarial practice, the costs of notarial activity as well as information on current legal developments and design recommendations can be found here: