Élodie LETOUCHE is in charge of estates and inheritance. Bilingual and well-versed in Common Law principles following four years of professional practice in Singapore, she advises the Firm's international, expatriate and English-speaking clients. She holds the Diplôme Supérieur de Notariat from Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas and a Diplôme de Droit Comparé from Virginia Commonwealth University (USA). She served as a consultant for the International Union of Notaries and co-authored the Technical Guide published by the UN and UINL on responsible land governance and preventive justice. She is currently a member of the Europe & International Mission of the Conseil Supérieur du Notariat. In 2026, Élodie LETOUCHE was named in Institut Choiseul's "40 shaping the future of law" ranking, making David Notaires the only notarial firm in the list.
Areas of practice
- Estates and inheritance
- International law and expats
Articles
- Buying property in France while living abroad: the notaire's role
- Returning to France after living abroad: 6 things to do
- Contribution to marital expenses: why tailor-made drafting of the marriage contract matters
- International estates: uncertainty prevails
- Making your minor child a partner in a family SCI: issues and consequences
- Property in France after Brexit: what changes for British residents?
- SELLING PROPERTY: 5 WORDS TO FIND YOUR WAY
- 8 things to remember when buying a property in France