Notaries.
Our notaries combine the dependability and integrity of the function with a modern service enterprise. Services include providing advice and notarisation in all aspects of life and business for which the law requires assistance from notaries. Our legal advice and contract drafting does not only address business and legal specifics, but is also practicable and reduces the chance of conflict.
In particular, notarial activities include notarisation and certification of the following:
- Property purchase and donation deeds
- Declaration of division (division into condominium ownership)
- Incorporation of companies, entries into the commercial register
- Purchase and transfer agreements, transfer of company shares and restructuring
- Wills and testaments and deeds of inheritance, applications for a certificate of inheritance, renunciation of inheritance and arrangements for anticipated succession
- Family law agreements (marriage contracts and divorce agreements)
- Health care powers of attorney and living wills
Dr. Johannes Badenhop
born 1977, university studies in Kiel and Colchester/England; postgraduate judicial service training in Kiel, Schleswig, and London. Admitted as attorney in 2008, Certified Specialist for administrative law and public procurement law, notary since 2018
Provides advice on: Public law, public procurement law, notarial matters
Dr Johannes Badenhop supports clients in public law matters, with a focus on environmental and planning law, subsidies and EU state aid law, pre-school and youth welfare law, public business law, social law, in particular hospital law, and on constitutional, European, and public international law.
As a Certified Specialist for public procurement law, Dr Badenhop also advises public sector clients and tenderers in this area.
His notarial services mainly cover property-related notarisations and company formations.
Dr Badenhop is a lecturer in general political science, hospital law, and European law at the Christian-Albrecht University of Kiel. He is also author of a legal commentary on nature conservation law in Schleswig-Holstein, and co-author of a legal commentary on child care law in Schleswig-Holstein.
In addition, Dr Badenhop is a member of the working group on administrative law at the German Bar Association (Schleswig-Holstein), and the working group on public procurement law at the German Bar Association.