Family Law Lawyer

Our law firm is by your side in disputes concerning your separation in the event of marriage, civil partnership or cohabitation, in order to find an amicable solution if that is your wish, or to obtain a favorable court decision.

• Divorce/separation amicable or contentious (marriage, PACS, cohabitation)
• Liquidation of matrimonial regime
• Modalities of exercising parental authority (residence, visitation and accommodation rights, child support)
• Protected adults (guardianship, curatorship, reinforced curatorship)
• Simple or full adoption
• Filiation litigation (recognition or contestation of paternity, surrogacy)
• Educational assistance
• Change of surname and/or given name, or civil status

Attorney for Couple Separation: Consequences on Family and Assets

Our support will allow you to anticipate and resolve difficulties related to the patrimonial effects of your separation (compensatory allowance in the case of divorce), the liquidation of your matrimonial regime (division or allocation of assets), or the so-called personal effects (parental authority, children's residence, child support).

If you wish to find an amicable solution, our firm will assist you in the discussions leading to an agreement, as well as in drafting the necessary documents to secure it.

If an agreement is not possible, we will represent you before the Family Affairs Judge of the competent jurisdiction (we operate throughout the territory), after having decided together on the best strategy.

Lawyer for protected adults

We assist you in obtaining a protective measure for a loved one (curatorship, reinforced curatorship, guardianship) if they suffer from an impairment of their mental or physical faculties, making assistance or representation in everyday acts necessary.

Our firm also helps you if you wish to modify the terms of this protection (change of curator or guardian, appointment of a professional representative or conversely its replacement).

Lawyer for filiation litigation

Our lawyers support you in all litigation relating to filiation, whether it involves establishing a filiation link (simple or full adoption, recognition of paternity, transcription in civil status registers) or contesting an already established filiation link.