This is Natasha.
This is her husband Roman.
Roman is quite a wealthy man.
Natasha knows that Roman owns real estate abroad.
Lately, Natasha and Roman’s relationship has become strained.
Natasha is considering divorce and division of property.
To claim her husband’s property, Natasha has to prove that the real estate abroad is
indeed owned by Roman.
The first step is to receive an extract from the land register.
Land register is a public source of information about all real estate in the country, such
as apartments, land plots and buildings.
A lot of countries have their own land registries that contain basic facts about a property,
its owners and titles, as well as information about security deposits and mortgages.
Land registers in different countries have different names.
For instance, in Russia it is called Unified State Register
of Immovable Property - In England - Her Majesty’s Land Registry
- In Germany - Grundbuch - In Spain - Registro de la Propiedad
An extract from a land register allows you to check information about real estate, such
as its floor space, price, number of rooms and its owners.
Sometimes it is possible to search by a person’s name.
This is a way to find out what property is owned by a particular person or a company.
Usually it is necessary to present documents that prove your legal interest in the search.
Natasha turned to Schmidt & Schmidt (Schmidt and Schmidt), found Roman’s real estate
and received an extract in no time, because Schmidt & Schmidt specialists are the real
professionals.
Now Natasha knows where her husband’s real estate is, how much it costs and how much
money she can claim after divorce.
Natasha is happy.
With the help of Schmidt & Schmidt, she managed to obtain documents from the land registers,
divide the property in court, and now she lives in a big house by the sea.
Schmidt & Schmidt assists in getting documents from the land registers of more than 60 countries
of the world.