When you are abroad and leave family, property and belongings behind in the Netherlands you may find yourself in need of a person who can help with local affairs. Ton is your man. Ton comes with a lot of integrity and can act as your, or your parent(s), (legal) representative.
Ton brings 25 years of experience in the management of personal administrations/collections, coordination of care management, settlement of estates, curator, mentor and trustee activities. Ton works throughout the Netherlands. Ton collaborates with our Dutch colleagues in various disciplines such as in the field of notarial practice, administrations, tax experts, legal advice and appraisers.
Clients put their trust in Ton and he’s got excellent references on his work assisting as curator, executor, notary liaison, personal representative, mentor, consultant and assistant on Long term care / Wet langdurige zorg (Wlz), and more.
While Ton focuses on the humane aspects of helping individuals, he also assists organisations and companies.
- Life management support for private individuals.
- Support for elderly left behind (after emigration children).
- Organisation of Aged Care
- Representing individuals with diminished capacities (POA).
- Financial administration and protective bewind (beschermingsbewind).
- Advice and support on (living) wills / testaments NL
- Collection management (art, porcelain, stamps, archives, several kinds of collector items)
Ton provides advice and consultation services on all these matters at an hourly rate or can assist you, or your family member, long term at yearly rates. Here some posts by Ton, below his contact form.
Get in touch with us if you want to organise an initial free consultation with Ton.
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On the Dwindling Relevance of the Dutch Single-Nationality Principle
One of these days, a debate will held in the Tweede Kamer (the Dutch House of Representatives) concerning an initiative proposal which will be celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. The subject? Dual nationality, and more specifically, ceased participation in the 1963 Convention on the Reduction of Cases of Multiple Nationality. If the Netherlands withdraws…
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Dual Nationality Netherlands – Update January 2026
Last month we already heard that the political discussions on this topic hadn’t yielded many positive results. The coalition agreement text now presented regarding nationality is even more vague and diplomatic than before. Let’s be honest, it simply means there’s no agreement between the parties. It very likely means the 2016 bill will be shelved.…
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Canada gives Citizenship to Lost Canadians
As of this Monday, 15 December 2025, Canada may extend citizenship to children born or adopted abroad to a Canadian parent also born outside the country. This is good news for some Dutch nationals with Canadian parents. And with this there could even be a claim under Canadian ancestry. However, be very careful. If you…