Published on :
06/08/2025
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August
Aug
08
2025
10h12
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Firm news
Firm news / INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW IN FRANCE
Keywords: international divorce, child custody jurisdiction, habitual residence, Brussels II ter, cross-border custody, international family law, parental responsibility, court jurisdiction in child cases, child relocation, custody dispute acros...
Published on :
16/07/2025
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July
Jul
07
2025
10h54
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Firm news
Firm news / INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW IN FRANCE
If a foreign court has issued your divorce judgment, and you now need to enforce that decision in France—for example, to manage property located in France or to exercise parental rights over a child residing in France—you may need to initiate a...
Published on :
19/05/2025
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May
May
05
2025
14h20
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Firm news / INTERNATIONAL REAL PROPERTY DISPUTES IN FRANCE
The Practice is regularly questioned by English speaking owners who have purchased properties in France financed by a mortgage with a French bank.
Owners can no longer pay monthly instalments of the mortgage because of financial issues.
Many...
Published on :
19/05/2025
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May
May
05
2025
14h19
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Firm news
Firm news / INTERNATIONAL REAL PROPERTY DISPUTES IN FRANCE
Under French law, a landlord must rent a commercial premise (a shop, a factory, a restaurant), under a commercial lease (“BAIL COMMERCIAL”); for a minimum mandatory duration of 9 year.
When the lease reaches this 9 year term, the tenant is entitl...
Published on :
19/05/2025
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May
May
05
2025
14h19
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Firm news
Firm news / INTERNATIONAL REAL PROPERTY DISPUTES IN FRANCE
Commercial leases “bail commercial” are intended to organise the occupation of a commercial premises (a shop, a factory, a restaurant).
They must not be confused with professional leases “bail professionnel” for an activity that is not considered...
Published on :
19/05/2025
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May
May
05
2025
14h18
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Firm news
Firm news / INTERNATIONAL REAL PROPERTY DISPUTES IN FRANCE
Under French Commercial Code “Code de Commerce” commercial leases are signed for a minimum period of 9 years.
Except special circumstances (see below) owners cannot terminate lease until this 9 year period has elapsed.
Because French law on...
