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Your appointment

Would you like to discuss your situation? First choose below whether your question concerns an ongoing matter at our office.

Does your question concern an ongoing matter at Notariaat Wellens?

Advice and appointments concerning an ongoing matter at our office are free of charge. For a different question, the rates below apply, even if you are already a client.

Yes, an ongoing matter at our office

Your advice appointment at the office or via Teams is free of charge. Contact your case handler and provide your matter reference to arrange an appointment.

Request a free appointment

No, outside an ongoing matter at our office

An advice appointment at the office or via Teams costs €125 including VAT. The office confirms the assignment and payment arrangements beforehand.

Arrange a paid advice appointment

Unsure? Ask your case handler or the office before paying.

At the office or online

Advice appointment outside an ongoing matter

We listen to what you want to achieve and explore the possibilities together. In the booking module you choose and confirm your appointment yourself.

Open the calendar for paid advice

This calendar is for advice outside an ongoing matter. For an ongoing matter, request a free appointment above. No payment is made through the calendar.

Personal legal advice

Advice appointment via Teams or at the office
€ 125 including VAT
Advice and appointments outside an ongoing matter
€ 125 including VAT

These amounts apply only outside an ongoing matter at our office. Advice and appointments concerning ongoing matters are free of charge. The office confirms the assignment, the scope of the advice and payment arrangements beforehand.

For other appointments we agree in advance on the duration, the attendees and any fees. Henri provides general explanations; that conversation is not personal file advice.

“Sometimes the real question only arises days later.”
Paul Wellens