It happens time and again that a person wishes to make a last will and testament to the lawyer or notary they trust. In this guide, we explain whether this is permissible and what you need to bear in mind.

The will is drawn up by the testator without the involvement of possible heirs or legatees. This can be a sensitive matter as the will is only effective after the death of the testator. Formal requirements are therefore imposed by law to protect all parties involved.