Simulator · international family law
Which court?Which law?
Divorce, support, children, matrimonial property, inheritance: answer a few questions about your situation. Criterion by criterion, the simulator applies the EU regulations, the Hague Conventions and French law, and tells you which courts can hear the case and which law they would apply.
- Member of the Paris Bar
- Doctor of Law
- CNMA-listed mediator
- FR / EN
How it works
Four steps, ten minutes
In international family law, each question has its own court and its own law: the divorce court is not necessarily the one for the children, or for the property. The simulator deals with them separately, then brings them together in a single result.
- Your questionsChoose from six questions: divorce, spousal support, children, child support, matrimonial property regime, inheritance.
- Your situationNationalities, countries of residence, last common residence, any pending proceedings.
- The detailsA few questions specific to each topic: date of marriage, contract, the child’s residence, will…
- Your resultCourts with jurisdiction, applicable law, points to watch, with legal references if you wish.
The simulator
Your situation
Answer as best you can. If you are unsure, choose “I don’t know” where it is offered: the result will tell you what needs to be checked.
Your result · updated
Which court? Which law?
What next?
Book an international consultation
The result maps out the options; the strategy is built together. Choosing the court, anticipating the applicable law, negotiating an agreement that will be recognized in the countries concerned: that is the purpose of the international consultation, in French or in English, at the office or by video call.
The result outlines the options; the strategy is built together, in French or in English, at the office or by video call.
Indicative result. This simulator applies general rules to your answers; it is not legal advice and does not commit the firm. It does not check your habitual residence, the content of foreign law or the validity of documents you have signed. Time limits and conditions may depend on specific facts: have them checked before taking any step.