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For legal advice in our specialized practice areas and on German-American matters.
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For notarial matters relating to real estate, companies, inheritance, advance planning, and marriage and family. The notarial office of Darja Hannekum, German civil-law notary (Notarin), is located in Ahrensburg.
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Would you like to send us the details for a notarial matter directly? Use our prepared online forms.
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The quickest way is by phone – in Hamburg at +49 40 60 85 09 01, in Ahrensburg at +49 4102 77 87 230. You can also describe your matter using the form on this page or by email; we will then get back to you with suggested dates. For a brief initial phone call, you can choose a callback slot directly through our booking tool.
Yes. Using our notarial forms (in German), you can send us the key details in advance – for example for a real estate purchase, the formation of a company, a will or a lasting power of attorney. This allows us to prepare the draft in a targeted way and keeps the appointment itself short.
Exclusively in Ahrensburg, Große Straße 21. The notary has her official seat in Ahrensburg; notarial deeds are recorded and signatures certified there – more on this on the page Notarial Office in Ahrensburg. A German civil-law notary is an independent, impartial public office holder and is not comparable to a US notary public. The Hamburg office provides legal services only; no notarial services are offered there.
Yes. In addition to appointments in Hamburg and Ahrensburg, we also advise by phone and by video conference, using Microsoft Teams or Zoom. Notarial recordings are excluded from this – as a rule, they require the parties to appear in person at the notarial office; German law provides for an online procedure only for certain corporate law transactions.