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January 1, 2021  |  By Grégory HANSON  |  In Divorce "à la française"

France – Divorce – simplification for non French – from 01 January 2021

Spouses wishing to divorce with French Courts, no longer have to travel to France to be divorced. From the 01 January 2021, divorce procedure in France is substantially simplified for spouses connected to France but with some international element, for instance married in France but living abroad, married abroad but at least one spouse is […]

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December 27, 2018  |  By Grégory HANSON  |  In Banking law

Can a French bank obtain repayment of unpaid mortgage from a debtor residing in another EU country?

I am frequently questioned by property owners in France facing difficulties to repay a mortgage signed with a French bank. Under French law you cannot just “give the keys back to the Bank”. Any transfer of property implies a deed of sale through a French solicitor (“Notaire”). If an owner stops repayment, it is very […]

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September 6, 2018  |  By Grégory HANSON  |  In Divorce "à la française"

How is the amount of child support determined by the Judge?

Support is paid in the form of monthly instalment by the parent who doses not have custody to the one who does. In case of shared custody, the Judge will only rarely grant support if there is a very substantial difference of income between parents. There is no fixed scale established by statute. Each judge […]

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June 6, 2018  |  By Grégory HANSON  |  In Divorce "à la française"

Does the Judge take into account the opinion of the children before deciding which parent will have custody?

The child’s opinion will be taken in to account 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 the maturity of the child. Theoretically the child can testify in Court but this is quite unusual. […]

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