International law & Expats
Non-residents · English-speaking · Cross-border
Our international team specialises in cross-border wealth situations. We have a thorough command of applicable European regulations and international conventions, non-resident taxation and the protection mechanisms for families with international connections. Our consultations are available in French and English.
What we handle
- International marriage contract
- International succession
- European certificate of succession
- Property acquisition from abroad
- Remote powers of attorney
- Certification, apostille and legalisation
- Applicable law for matrimonial and civil partnership regimes
- Cross-border succession planning
- Trust - recognition under French law
- Return to France: tax optimisation on return
- Estate planning - international wealth planning
- International will
- Private international law & International taxation
Lead notaire
Our articles on this topic
- Buying property in France while living abroad: the notaire's role
- Returning to France after living abroad: 6 things to do
- International estates: uncertainty prevails
- Brexit: the exemption from social security contributions (CSG and CRDS) is maintained for UK taxpayers selling property in France.
- Good news! The procedures for sending your notarial deeds abroad will soon be simplified.
- Property in France after Brexit: what changes for British residents?
- Gift to the surviving spouse in an international context? Choose provisions made by will.
- "We got married in the United Kingdom while my husband was working abroad. During that time we bought several properties in France, which were put in his name to make things easier. Is that a problem, Maître?"
- “I am abroad, so I cannot sign my deed of sale with my notaire…” FALSE!
- We are a French couple living abroad: what is our matrimonial regime?
- In France, for tax purposes, Brexit now applies.
- 8 things to remember when buying a property in France