Is representation through a French lawyer mandatory in Divorce proceedings?
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19/05/2025
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What the type of divorce (fault, no fault, mutual consent) assistance or representation through a French “Avocat” is compulsory.
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How long does it take to divorce?
Published on : 19/05/2025 19 May May 05 2025Firm newsFirm news / INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW IN FRANCE
The average duration of a divorce is about 12 months. Duration will strongly vary depending on : the location of the Court (outcome tends to be more rapid in small rural courts...
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What happens to matrimonial assets and debts after divorce?
Published on : 19/05/2025 19 May May 05 2025Firm newsFirm news / INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW IN FRANCE
Matrimonial assets (money on bank accounts, furniture, vehicles, former matrimonial home) and debts (rent areas, taxes due, short fall of mortgage) will be dealt with separately...
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Is representation through a French lawyer mandatory in Divorce proceedings?
Published on : 19/05/2025 19 May May 05 2025Firm newsFirm news / INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW IN FRANCE
What the type of divorce (fault, no fault, mutual consent) assistance or representation through a French “Avocat” is compulsory.
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Can shared custody be ordered even if one spouse opposes to it?
Published on : 19/05/2025 19 May May 05 2025Firm newsFirm news / INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW IN FRANCE
Traditionally in France Custody over children was given to the mother. The father would have a visitation right usually two weekends a month plus half of the school holidays....
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Does the Judge consider the opinion of the children before deciding which parent will have custody?
Published on : 19/05/2025 19 May May 05 2025Firm newsFirm news / INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW IN FRANCE
The child can testify in Court if the Judge believes he/she is in age of having a point of view. French Judges usually admit this capacity from the age of 7 or 8, depending on t...
