Biography

Margreet is an enthusiastic lawyer who likes to get the best out of herself. She specialises in corporate law and also has broad knowledge of restructuring and insolvency. Her expertise is in mergers, acquisitions and (the resolution of) business disputes with a focus on family businesses. She helps companies take the next step. Whether that is an acquisition to a third party or a transfer to the next generation.

For whom.

Margreet works mainly with shareholders and directors of medium-sized and large companies and with owners of family businesses.

What experience is brought?

Margreet has experience and specialist knowledge of both insolvency law and corporate law. She is analytical but also practical and always has an eye for the personal and emotional component.

Where else to find at Marxman Lawyers?

Besides mergers, acquisitions and corporate litigation, Margreet likes to focus on 'Corporate Governance' and 'Cultural Fit' within companies. She advises on the design of (group/family group) structures, shareholder agreements, board regulations or family statutes in order to clarify mutual relationships and make expectations negotiable.

Education(s) & memberships

Margreet is lid van de NGFB (Nederlandse Gilde van Familiebedrijfsspecialisten).

In 2026 is Margreet gestart met de opleiding Conscious Counsel van Kurago Acadamy, een opleiding voor familiebedrijvenadviseurs.

Languages

Dutch, English

Areas of law

Margreet has registered the following main areas of law in the Register of Jurisdictions of the Dutch Bar Association: Corporate Law. Pursuant to this registration, she is obliged to obtain ten training points in each registered main area of law each calendar year according to the standards of the Dutch Bar Association.

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Written articles

Challenges after succession: what happens when tradition and innovation collide?

You see it happen in many family businesses; the business has been handed over to the next generation. Time for fireworks and champagne. [...]

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Succession in family businesses: more than a legal puzzle

Recent research by CBS (CBS: Family businesses in the Netherlands, 2023-2024, Oct 2025) shows that family businesses are an important and driving [...]

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