This chapter gives an example of syntactic restructuring: to exemplify this process, the development of the sentence brace (Satzklammer), a very specific grammatical feature of the German language, is analyzed. The development of brace constructions in German heritage language varieties is illustrated using the same three constellations (Barossa German, Volga German and Blumenau German) as in Chapter 5. The analysis shows that the brace is less grammaticalized in the heritage varieties than in Standard German, but nevertheless, the pattern is rather stable not only between the different heritage language communities, but also across generations. An exemplary analysis of three specific brace constructions containing the most frequently used verbs demonstrates that some recurring patterns occur consistently across the three different communities. These results are discussed with reference to usage-based frameworks and individual differences between speakers showing how different features develop independently and at different speeds in the respective communities. This finding also lends support to the assumption that different processes are involved in morphological and syntactic change.