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DIVORCE & SEPARATION

Pensions and divorce

Pensions and divorce

Divorce is never purely emotional — it is also deeply financial. Among all the assets that must be considered when a marriage ends, pension rights are often the most misunderstood and underestimated. Yet for many couples, pensions represent one of the most valuable long-term assets, sometimes exceeding the value of the family home.

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Pensions and divorce

Pensions and divorce

Divorce is never purely emotional — it is also deeply financial. Among all the assets that must be considered when a marriage ends, pension rights are often the most misunderstood and underestimated. Yet for many couples, pensions represent one of the most valuable long-term assets, sometimes exceeding the value of the family home.

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Stonewalling

Stonewalling

Communication is one of the foundations of any relationship. When dialogue breaks down completely, conflict often becomes entrenched and emotionally damaging. One of the most harmful communication patterns identified in couple dynamics is stonewalling.

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CHILD LAW

Third party and grandparents rights

Third party and grandparents rights

When families break down, a minor can find himself in a middle of conflicts and distanced from their relatives and siblings such as the grandparents.
Parents have parental responsibility for their child(ren) opposed to grandparents who don’t automatically have parental responsibility and they are referred as third parties.

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Fertility lawyer

Fertility lawyer

Fertility lawyers play a crucial role in guiding individuals and couples through the legal complexities of fertility treatment in France. They offer legal advice, draft contracts, and ensure compliance with regulations, protecting the rights and interests of their clients.

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Child custody

Child custody

In France, when a couple is getting a divorce, agreeing on child or children custody is a turning point and disputes raise. In France, couples have 2 options: either they find a joint solution or the family Court Judge will settle the dispute.
Whatever the dispute solution is, parents will have to come to an agreement based on 3 types of custody: “la garde Classique” or flexible custody arrangements in english, “la garde alternée” or joint residency in English et la “garde réduite” or sole custody in English.

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Criminal family law

Protection orders

Protection orders

In France, a protection order or restraining order is known as “ordonnance de protection.” It is a legal measure made to protect victims of domestic abuse or harassment. This order can be issued by a judge and may include a range of provisions to ensure the safety and well-being of the person who has been subjected to abuse or threats. The specific provisions of a protection order can vary based on the individual circumstances.

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Domestic abuse

Domestic abuse

In France, domestic abuse is referred to as “violences conjugales” or “violences au sein du couple.” It encompasses a range of behaviours that occur within a domestic or marital relationship and can include physical violence, psychological abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, and economic control.
The definition and legal consequences of domestic abuse in France are primarily governed by the French Civil Law and the French criminal Law (‘’Code Pénal). The specific legal provisions related to domestic abuse can be complex and may vary depending on the circumstances and the severity of the abuse.

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Financial matters

Bullying in the workplace lawyer

Bullying in the workplace lawyer

Workplace bullying is a significant issue that can lead to severe consequences for both employees and employers. It damages employee well-being, reduces productivity, and can create a toxic work environment. Different legal systems address workplace bullying in distinct ways, particularly when comparing the French civil law system with the common law system found in countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada.

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Marriage lawyer

Marriage lawyer

In today’s globalized world, the boundaries of love and partnership extend far beyond national borders, leading to a growing phenomenon of international marriage. For French citizens, the prospect of marrying someone from another country brings both excitement and challenges, as they embark on a journey that transcends cultural, legal, and logistical boundaries.

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Spousal maintenance payments tax

Spousal maintenance payments tax

For a complete guide about spousal maintenance payments are deductible or considered as income in France, we invite you to read this article.
Spoual maintenance definition: Spousal maintenance is a payment paid by a spouse to the other spouse if a spouse doesn’t have enough income after you’re separated from the other.
In France, there are 2 types of spousal maintenance: spousal maintenance before being legally divorced and spousal maintenance after being legally divorced, so after the final order has been served.

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LEGACY

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