20 ans de l'ARERT
20 years of dedication to cross-border inheritance in Europe!
Read the brochure detailing its history, key achievements and vision for the future.
16 July 2026
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Read the brochure detailing its history, key achievements and vision for the future.
On 5 June 2026, the ARERT General Assembly elected its new Steering Committee. We are delighted to announce the appointment of Mrs Cosita Delvaux, a Luxembourg notary, as President of ARERT, alongside Mrs Anne Wuilquot (Belgium), Mrs Céline Deschamps (France), Mr Tamás Korbuly (Hungary) and Mr Gianfilippo Laurini (Italy)
L’ARERT est ravie de compter parmi ses membres la Chambre des notaires d’Ukraine (CNU). Cette nouvelle collaboration doit faciliter l’accès du notariat ukrainien aux registres
ARERT active participation in EU debates on the evolution of the succession regulation, in Brussels.
“Digital innovation has been ARERT’s core driver for two decades” said Director François-Xavier Bary during the roundtable "Think Digital! Innovative procedures, new possibilities", in Rome, March 12, 2026.
On 9 December 2025, several events were held to look back on the association's journey since its creation in 2005. A celebration of excellence and commitment to greater legal certainty in Europe.
Photos Credits K-PTURE
Le 3 juillet 2025, la Chambre nationale des notaires d’Albanie est devenu le 22ème membre de l’ARERT. Ce notariat est déjà membre observateur du CNUE.
EU-funded project revisits the digitisation of European Certificates of Succession (ECS)
On 8 July 2005, Me Tobback, Belgium notary, filed the statutes of the non-profit association ARERT in Brussels. This visionary project, initiated by three European notariats (Belgium, France and Slovenia), now brings together 21 Chambers of notaries and interconnects 13 registers of wills and 5 registers of European certificates of succession. The European network of registers (RERT) is growing every year, and ARERT is effectively pursuing its mission to strengthen legal certainty for citizens and promote cooperation in succession matters in Europe.
Co-funded by the European Commission
