Groenendijk & Kloppenburg Lawyers is a medium-sized law firm based in Leiden, the Netherlands. Our services cover a wide range of different practice areas and we may pride ourselves on a rich history. For over 125 years we have served individuals, (semi-)governments and public authorities, non-profit organizations and (inter)national companies with (legal) advice, assistance in legal proceedings and sharing professional knowledge.
Our lawyers strive for maximum results when attending to your legal questions. Our approach starts with a thorough knowledge of you as a client. After punctilious assessment of your needs, you can count on clear agreements and an expert, open and direct approach.
With discerning advice and negotiations we aim at avoiding legal proceedings as much as possible. Should your problem still require litigation, we can offer you vast (lawsuit) experience. If necessary, even to the Supreme Court. It goes without saying that we also see to the progress of the lawsuit.
As a medium-sized, specialised office we can offer you affordable rates. Price agreements are also possible. Thanks to our flexible organisation, our lawyers can provide fast service and give your case the attention it deserves. Please contact us for an obligation-free initial consultation in our office in Leiden.
Address
Rijnsburgerweg 141
2334 BM Leiden
Phone number
Tel: 071 - 515 58 43
(after 17.00u please leave a message or contact us by e-mail)
Fax: 071 - 517 27 20
21-12-2023
Due to ICT problems, e-mails may not have arrived. Should you notice this, please call us or try again. In addition, please not that our office temporary can be reached by telephone until 5 pm. After that time, please leave a message in or send an e-mail. There is limited availability during the holidays.
10-02-2023
A child account is a bank account that both parents can access after divorce. Both parents feed the account and both parents can make payments from the account. A child account is often on the table when parents have/agree on a co-parenting arrangement or an almost 50-50 division of child care.
07-02-2023
Some people first want to try to work things out together when they break up or have a difference of opinion on a family law issue such as a move, care arrangement or parenting plan. This often works better with guidance. A mediator can help with this.
