Your German-law partner for clients with ties to Germany.
When a client’s estate, inheritance or family reaches into Germany, you need someone who handles the German side reliably — and keeps you in the loop. I am a German-qualified attorney (Rechtsanwältin) and Foreign Legal Consultant in Colorado since 2021, working with our partner office Rechtsanwälte Hösl & Dr. Hösl in Miesbach, Bavaria, Germany.
The German side of your client’s matter
- Certificates of inheritance (Erbschein) and disclaimers
- German bank accounts, securities and real estate
- Estate administration and communities of heirs
- Compulsory share claims and inheritance disputes
- German wills and estate plans for clients with German assets
- German inheritance and gift tax filings, coordinated with your US planning
- Review of US wills and trusts for German assets
- German citizenship by descent and work permits for employees posted to Germany
Trust review — German risk assessment
A client’s trust has a beneficiary, settlor, trustee or asset in Germany? Send me the trust instrument. You get a written German-law memo in English: how the German tax office is likely to see the trust, where the risks are, and what can still be changed.
Clear roles, no surprises
Your client stays your client. We add the German piece.
Free case discussion
Tell me about the situation — anonymized is fine. I tell you whether and how I can help.
Direct engagement
Your client engages us directly, with a clear scope and fee information before we start.
You stay in the loop
With your client’s consent, I copy you on key steps and send a short summary at the end.
Free 15-minute case discussion
For attorneys, CPAs and financial advisors. Email nicola@germaninheritancelaw.us or call +1 970 889 3789.
No referral fees are paid or accepted. Each client engages us directly.
Nicola S. Casper-Hoesl is admitted to practice law in Germany (Rechtsanwaltskammer München) and has been admitted in Colorado as a Foreign Legal Consultant since 2021. She advises on German law only. Nothing on this website is advice on U.S. federal or state law or U.S. tax matters; please coordinate those with your U.S. attorney or CPA.
