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How to protect yourself in the event of death if you are a cohabiting owner :

Retrouvez les démarches à faire pour rédiger un testament.

In order to ensure that companies continue to exist and remain stable, there are several measures that encourage business owners to pass on their business to their relatives.

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This Thursday, December 10, 2020, the Council of the Notariats of the European Union (CNUE) held a virtual conference bringing together more than two

Role of a notary

On December 4, 2020, 90 people participated in the annual Franco-Romanian notarial conference which was held this time and for the first time by

In France, several divorce procedures exist divorce through mutual consent, accepted divorce, definitive alteration of conjugal relationship, divorce for cause…

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A furnished accommodation can be rented for use as the tenant's main residence or on a seasonal basis, for occasional customers.

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The CNUE is organizing a virtual conference on December 10 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. It will also be the closing event of the 3rd training program

No. To benefit from the capital gains exemption when selling a home other than your principal residence, you must : the seller must not have owned his or her principal residence, directly or through an intermediary, during the four years preceding the sale; the seller must undertake to use the…

Yes, provided that the local council has not yet exercised its right of pre-emption (art. L.213-7 of the French town planning code). Indeed, the seller of a property subject to this right of pre-emption and having filed a DIA may unilaterally retract his offer to sell until it has been…

Business transfer

The electronic authentic power of attorney for remote appearance presented to all European notariats

Notaries in France and Romania: major digital advances in 2020

What procedure in case of a divorce in France?

Non-professional furnished rental (LMNP)

Europe for Notaries - Notaries for Europe: Virtual Conference of the CNUE

As a cohabiting landlord, how can we protect each other in the event of separation or death?

If I write my will on my PC without declaring it to a notary. Will it have any value when I die?

I want to sell the studio I bought 10 years ago, which was my main residence until 3 years ago. My banker tells me that I still benefit from the capital gains exemption. Is this correct?

I've put my property up for sale and it seems that Paris City Hall intends to use its right of pre-emption. Can I withdraw my declaration of intent to sell?