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Provided by Christine Arndt
Christine Arndt advises private clients on family law and inheritance law. She has extensive experience in crossborder litigation and dispute resolution. Christine Arndt is specialized in complex divorce disputes and financial settlements, in particular with an international element involving companies, real estate and jurisdiction issues. She is very experienced in pre- and post-nuptial agreements with an international dimension.
Founding partner of Langner Arndt (2014). Part-time judge at the Swiss Federal Supreme Court since 2021. Certified Specialist SBA family law ("Fachanwalt Familienrecht SAV") and Mediator SAV. Qualified lecturer for family law at Zurich University since 2016. Family court judge in Zug / Switzerland (2007-2014). Admitted to the bar 2004. Studied law at Zurich University.
Swiss and Zurich Bar Associations. International Academy of Family Lawyers (IAFL).
Expert Commission of the Specialized Attorneys in Family Law SAV. Editorial board of FamPra.ch (leading journal on family law in Switzerland).
Publishes and lectures frequently on family law.
Languages: English, German
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Christine Arndt is an acclaimed practitioner with extensive experience in family law. She advises on the full range of high-value matrimonial finance and divorce matters.
Provided by Chambers
Christine is an excellent lawyer with an understanding of not only Swiss law but European and US regimes.
Christine is highly experienced in very complex substantial international cases.
Christine is very accurate and legally extremely sharp, probably also due to her work with the Federal Court, which is an undeniable asset.
Christine is an excellent lawyer with an understanding of not only Swiss law but European and US regimes.
Christine is highly experienced in very complex substantial international cases.
Christine is very accurate and legally extremely sharp, probably also due to her work with the Federal Court, which is an undeniable asset.
