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DIVORCE & SEPARATION
Succession planning for family businesses: legal essentials
Succession planning is one of the most critical processes in preserving the legacy and continuity of a family business. Whether the business has been passed down through generations or is a first-generation enterprise, preparing for leadership and ownership transitions ensures the company survives and thrives.
Cohabiting couples
In France, cohabiting is the simplest and freer legal solution. The French word for cohabitation is “concubinage”.
According to the French civil law article 515-8, cohabitation is defined as two same-sex or different people, who are unmarried or not in a civil partnership living together in a long-term relationship.
Splitting up when you’re cohabiting is legal-consequence free except if there is a serious ground.
Contested divorce
In France there are 2 types of divorce: contested divorce and mutual consent divorce or non-contested divorce. Contested divorce involves no-fault divorce, irretrievable breakdown of marriage and fault grounds. Non-contested divorce involves mutual consent divorce.
In a contested divorce you will have to attend court, whereas mutual consent or non-contested divorce only involves the spouses, their lawyers and a Notary.
A contested divorce is a type of divorce where partners can’t come to an agreement on the terms of the divorce leading to cease the family law judge.
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Debt division in divorce who is responsible
Divorce is a challenging process that involves emotional, financial, and legal complexities. One of the key concerns for separating couples is debt division. Who is responsible for shared debts? How do laws differ between France and other countries? Understanding these aspects can help individuals navigate divorce proceedings more effectively.
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LEGACY
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