Lawyers

Nikolaus Petersen
Lawyer and notary public (retired)

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Jens Petersen
Lawyer

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Jutta Petersen
Lawyer, specialist lawyer for family law, mediator

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Nikolaus Petersen

Our senior partner has been a lawyer in Frankfurt since 1966 and was also a notary public from 1976 until 2005. He studied in Berlin and Bonn and then settled in Frankfurt as he joined the law firm of his father-in-law, lawyer and notary public Herbert Voigt. In Bonn he did a lot of rowing and collected his first classical music LPs.

In 1970 he started working in the field of estate administration and inheritance law.

His focus lies on inheritance law, estate law and property law.

Jens Petersen

After studying in Frankfurt, Bayreuth and Bamberg he was admitted to the bar in Frankfurt from 1997 and he shares his father's enthusiasm for inheritance law and estate procedures. He is especially qualified for these areas having successfully completed further training for "Specialist lawyers for inheritance law" and having obtained an additional qualification in economics (business administration, economics, taxes). He has been a certified executor for wills (Association of Will Executors) for some years having qualified through corresponding training and courses, and he is a member of the German Association for Inheritance Law and Asset Succession, DVEV / DIGEV).

As well as inheritance and estate law and estate settlements and the execution of wills, he is particularly interested in international inheritance law as well as property law.

Jutta Petersen

In 2003 she joined the Petersen firm as a further partner and enriched the legal spectrum with family and labour law as well as the field of mediation which is growing ever more important.
After studying in Bayreuth and doing her traineeship in Würzburg, she was admitted to the bar in August 1998, and since October 2002 she has also become a specialist lawyer for family law. She is a member of the German Association of Lawyers (DAV) and of the Federal Committee for Family Mediation (BAFM). Furthermore she plays an active part in the Committee for Family Law which regularly offers courses and practical training in Frankfurt.

She also completed a one-and-a-half-year further training course in mediation at the Institute for Conflict Management and Mediation (IKOM), a training facility recognised by the Federal Committee for Family Mediation (BAFM).

In her free time Mrs. Petersen pursues endurance sports with great enthusiasm and relaxes to classical music.