Tailored Marital Conditions for Entrepreneurial Couples in Delft
In Delft, with its thriving ecosystem of startups around TU Delft and innovation hubs such as YES!Delft, entrepreneurial couples often opt for marital conditions with periodic settlement of asset growth (Article 1:141 DCC). This protects the contribution to the BV, for example in high-tech companies, but divides profit growth 50/50. Cold exclusion excludes growth, ideal for risky Delft startups in quantum or robotics.
Notarial execution is mandatory; standard conditions cover DGA pension, goodwill and local real estate such as properties on the Nieuwe Delft. Fiscal linkage: settlement clause activates box 3 on surplus, relevant for Delft residents with BV's in the region. Upon divorce: valuation of growth via expert, often linked to local notaries. Additional clauses regulate owner-occupied home BV and loans, with an eye on the overheated Delft housing market.
Practice in Delft: hybrid model with threshold amount prevents small claims during venture capital rounds. Update upon BV growth, children or relocation to nearby The Hague. Benefits: dispute prevention and banking financing via regional banks. Disadvantage: discussion on 'growth calculation' for IP rights from TU research. Compare with registered partnership for flexible exit in the dynamic Delft business world.