Protecting your family across borders

As a lawyer, I advise on your rights and draft the instruments protecting them. As a mediator, I help you decide together on a departure or return. These are distinct roles, which I never exercise in the same case.

01 — Your situation

• Moving abroad as a family
• Settling in France as a family
• Returning to France after living abroad
• Your family lives across two countries

03 — Deciding together before departure

A move involves the whole family. Mediation provides a neutral and confidential framework for deciding together on the children’s residence, time with each parent, finances and conditions for returning.

04 — Country by country

United Kingdom, United States, Switzerland, Canada, United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Hong Kong, Belgium, Germany, Spain, Italy and Portugal: competent courts, applicable law, recognition and the rules for your relationship, children and assets.

05 — Questions, guides and checklist

The five international family guides can be read online on the Questions and guides page; the “Before you leave” checklist is free to download.

06 — Businesses and associations

Employee workshops, HR training and workshops for welcoming associations.

07 — Frequently asked questions

• Can I move abroad with my child?
• What are the legal effects of moving abroad on our family?
• Should we make a prenuptial agreement before moving abroad?
• How can we prepare a move together with the children?
• How can we prepare a return to France as a family?
• Can I choose the law governing my succession?

Book the international consultation

Request an information meeting about mediation