Expertise in personal and family law and family property law
- Special professional experience in personal and family law
- Extensive knowledge and practical experience in a wide range of areas such as (sham) marriages, legal or de facto cohabitation, divorce, problems between unmarried cohabitants, wills, powers of attorney and conflicts over access arrangements, maintenance and contribution obligations
- Special professional experience in family property law
- Extensive knowledge and practical experience in a wide range of matters such as inheritance law in particular, the various matrimonial property regimes, estate planning and the liquidation and distribution of statutory or de facto relationship property
- Special professional experience in family property law
- Extensive knowledge and practical experience in a wide range of matters such as (annulment of) gifts, (annulment of) wills, liquidation and distribution of estates, and estate planning.
Date of birth
4 August1999
Lawyer since
2023
At gsj since
2023
Practice group
- Personal law, family law and family estate law
Studies
- 2022-2024: Master's degree in Notarial Law, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
- 2022: Exchange semester, Stellenbosch University
- 2020-2023: Master's in Law, University of Antwerp
- 2017-2020: Bachelor's in Law, University of Antwerp
- 2011-2017: Humanities, Latin – modern languages, Sint-Jozef-Klein-Seminarie Sint-Niklaas
Languages
Dutch, Spanish, French, English, and German
Preferred subjects
Family property law, inheritance law, relationship property law, personal and family law, and notarial law
Selection of publications
- LAMBERSY, B., CABREJOS, L., ‘Grandparents' fundamental right to personal contact: deliberate obstruction by parent(s): it can make a difference,’ RABG 2025, issue 11-12, 1065-1070.
- LAMBERSY, B., CABREJOS, L., ‘End of (absolute) donor anonymity for the donor child?’, RABG 2025, issue 1-2, 113-118.
- LAMBERSY, B., CABREJOS, L., ‘Mater semper certa (non) est. The one-year limitation period for children who wish to contest their maternal descent also failed the constitutionality test’, RABG 2024, issue 11-12, 952-957.
- B. LAMBERSY and L. CABREJOS, “A factual presumption of descent after the heirs' refusal to participate in DNA testing. A necessary conclusion in the interest of the child”, (note under judgment of the Court of Cassation 28 September 2023, RABG 2024, no. 2-3, 102-105.
More information
- Uitwisseling aan Stellenbosch University te Zuid-Afrika in 2022
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