Ulrike Beuselinck
Partner - Mediator
Construction Law / Real Estate, Renting and Co-ownership / Liability and Insurance / Litigation and Arbitration / Mediator
A personal approach with drive and passion for every file
Ulrike Beuselinck specializes in Real Estate, Construction Law, and Property Law and is also a certified mediator.
She has been a member of the Brussels Bar since September 2010 and joined Seeds of Law as a partner in May 2019, which has since 2024 become Andersen in Belgium, where she focuses on Real
Estate in general and Property Law (including building rights, easements, common walls, coownership, etc.) and Construction Law in both the public and private sectors.
Additionally, Ulrike has developed extensive expertise in Tenancy Law, covering common rental, residential rental, commercial rental, and land lease. She regularly conducts training sessions and is a lecturer for real estate agents in training at Syntra Brussels.
Her experience with disputes has strengthened her belief that mediation is an essential tool for promoting harmonious and sustainable solutions. Consequently, she obtained her certification as a recognized mediator in 2024.
Her strong communication skills, attentive listening, and enthusiasm for motivating parties enable her to help involved parties reach a satisfactory agreement.
Publications:
- Koen DE PUYDT, Marc LOYENS en Ulrike BEUSELINCK, Vastgoedcodex 2024-2025, KnopsPublishing, 2024, (volledige editie), 1372 p.;
- Koen DE PUYDT, Marc LOYENS en Ulrike BEUSELINCK, Vastgoedcodex 2023-2024, KnopsPublishing, 2023, (volledige editie), 1392 p.;
- Koen DE PUYDT, Marc LOYENS en Ulrike BEUSELINCK, Vastgoedcodex 2022-2023, KnopsPublishing, 2022, (volledige editie), 1252 p.;
- Koen DE PUYDT en Ulrike BEUSELINCK, Woninghuur in Vlaanderen en Brussel: uw 70 antwoorden op de meest praktische vragen, Intersentia, 2022, 201 p.;
- Koen DE PUYDT, Ulrike BEUSELINCK en Stéphane DE KEYZER, Nieuwe woninghuur in Vlaanderen en Brussel: uw 60 antwoorden, Intersentia, 2019;
- Koen DE PUYDT en Ulrike BEUSELINCK, “Verrijking zonder oorzaak – geval van zeldzame toepassing in het kader van overheidsopdrachten”, noot bij RB Dendermonde, 18 december 2009, T.ann. 2013, afl. 1, 75-83;
- Ulrike BEUSELINCK, Koen DE PUYDT, Stéphane DE KEYZER, Eerste hulp bij Huur en Verhuur in Vlaanderen, Recht&Door, Larcier, 2020.
Expertises
Litigation and Arbitration
Liability and Insurance
Real Estate, Renting and Co-ownership
Construction Law
Qualification
- Master of Laws: specialized in Public Law - VUB (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) - 2010
- Mediator: New Deal Academy - 2024
Languages
- Dutch
- French
- English
Memberships
Legal News
11.09.2025
Constitutional Court annuls prohibition on teaching by former police officers in the private investigation sector
On 17 July 2025, the Constitutional Court rendered a significant judgment annulling a discriminatory provision of the Act of 18 May 2024 concerning private investigation, i.e. the new statute governing the activities of private detectives. The Court held that the prohibition preventing former police officers – during the three-year period following termination of service – from teaching in the private investigation sector constituted discrimination in comparison with active police officers, who remained authorized to undertake such teaching activities.
08.09.2025
•Real Estate, Renting and Co-ownership
An Offer Is Not Always Binding: Ghent Court of Appeal Clarifies in Real Estate Sales
Ruling of June 4, 2025 – No Broker’s Fee in Case of Aborted Sale Process
18.06.2025
•Real Estate, Renting and Co-ownership
Supreme Court Clarifies Deadline Calculation for Eviction Compensation under Commercial Lease Law
On March 28, 2025, the Belgian Supreme Court clarified how the expiration period must be calculated for a tenant seeking eviction compensation when a commercial lease is not renewed.
13.06.2025
•Real Estate, Renting and Co-ownership
Is it possible to combine refusal to pay an invoice with a claim for damages in construction contracts? The Court of Cassation rules on the “double sanction” for contractual breach
When a developer suffers loss because works have been carried out defectively, the following question regularly comes up: may the developer, in addition to claiming damages, also refuse to pay (part of) the contract price? The Belgian Court of Cassation recently examined this point in a ruling of November 8, 2024. The ruling re-affirms fundamental principles of the law of damages and has significant consequences for the day-to-day practice of construction contracts.