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Gaëtan EscudeyLawyer & Mediator · Paris Bar

Simulator · international family law

Which Path?Which Step?

Plan ahead, negotiate, protect, have a court decide, enforce or challenge: describe your situation in a few questions. The simulator sets out the options to consider at our appointment, in the order in which they arise, with the time limits to watch.

  • Member of the Paris Bar
  • Doctor of Law
  • CNMA-listed mediator
  • FR / EN

How it works

Four steps, five minutes

The right path depends on the timing, the urgency, the state of the dialogue and the countries involved. The simulator combines these four factors; it always starts with what needs to be protected, then sets out the out-of-court routes and the court lever.

  1. Where do you stand?Planning ahead, tensions, separation under way or a decision already issued; and the topics involved.
  2. Emergency and dialogueViolence, risk of a child being taken abroad, assets at risk; agreement, partial agreement or deadlock.
  3. Countries and detailsNationalities and residences, children, proceedings brought, decision issued.
  4. Your optionsThe routes to consider at the appointment, the time limits and the documents to prepare.

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.

  1. Where do you stand?
  2. Emergency and dialogue
  3. Countries and details
  4. Your options

Where do you stand?

Choose the situation closest to yours.

The topics involved

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