Maryla Rytter Wróblewski

Profile

Maryla Wróblewski is one of this country’s greatest authorities within family and inheritance law. In her daily work she combines her extensive specialist knowledge and her strong counselling competencies with her ability to meet people at eye level and maintain her focus on practical solutions.

Maryla is an experienced negotiator both in and out of court, and she provides legal counsel in cases on estate planning, administration of the estates of deceased persons and divorces. Maryla also provides legal advice in child cases in and out of court. Maryla has conducted several leading cases before the Supreme Court within her fields of expertise. In 2022, she conducted and succeeded in a case before the European Human Rights Court in Strassbourg where where she represented the woman and the children who were denied step-child adoption due to payment of a surrogate mother in the Ukraine.

Maryla’s considerable experience within family and inheritance law has made her a well-respected lawyer within the field, and in 2018 she received personal recognition in Chambers High Net Worth. She has maintained this position ever since and continues to rank one out of five in Band 1 – the highest possible ranking.

As a particular speciality within family and inheritance law Maryla has insight in the issues which face international families when planning their relationship with separate property and wills, or in case of divorce. Within this area Maryla has conducted several leading cases  e.g. about child abduction. Within this field she conducts cases on a continuous basis involving many different countries in both Europe, Africa, USA, South America, Australia, Asia and the Middle East.

Maryla has a strong professional and personal network in IAFL (International Academy of Family Lawyers, www.iafl.org). The Academy is a worldwide association of legal practitioners who are acknowledged as the best and most experienced in their respective countries. Accession in IAFL takes place upon recommendation. IAFL has four Danish members.

Maryla is the head of JUC’s network on inheritance and matrimonial property law.

Sharing her knowledge is part of Maryla’s everyday life, and she teaches both colleague attorneys and private individuals, e.g. private banking clients.

Maryla is a certified arbitrator.

Memberships and honorary offices

• International Academy of Family Lawyers
• Danish Family Lawyers
• Danish Estate Lawyers
• Alternate member of the Disciplinary Board of the Danish Bar and Law Society
• The Danish Supreme Court Bar Association

CV

Born 1973
Danish Bar Admission 2003
Admitted to the Danish Supreme Court 2013

• 2012 – : Partner, Nyborg & Rørdam Law Firm
• 2012: Appointed by the Ministry of Justice as certified administrator of estates at the District Court in Lyngby
• 2010: Appointed by the Ministry of Justice as particularly qualified to handle cases on child abduction
• 2009: Mediator
• 2004 – 2011: Attorney-at-law, Bech-Bruun Law Firm
• 2000 – 2004: Annelise Lemche Law Firm

Education

• 2000: LL.M., Kings College, London
• 1999: Master of Laws, University of Copenhagen
• 1999: Studies at Universidad Autonoma de Madrid