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Adriank
#1
Hi I am looking for a lawyer who know british and french law as i have just got divorced after a 5 year battle and are on the verge of starting a new family with my french partner. We do not want to get married but want to make sure everything is in place
should anything happen to either of us. I also have 2 children from my first marriage to take into consideration.

Can anyone recommend anyone not too expensive.
Adrian
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Christine
#2
Hi Adrian,

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eagleofmontagne
#3
Hi Adrian,

I would recommend for you a law firm called Bright Case International Law Firm, here you are there details:

Bright Case International Law Firm
5, rue de Castiglione
Place Vendôme - 75001 Paris
France
bcsite.com
Email: paris@bcsite.com
Tel: +33 6 20 20 20 11
H
#4
hello eagleofmontagne & welcome to Expat.com!

I hope that you will have a lot of nice contacts & that you will help other members.

Harmonie.:)
S
#5
Hello,

If you search a frensh lawyer, you can visit legalclient.fr.

On this website, you can compare differente lawyer (fees, experiences, ...).

If you need some help, this is where you have to go.

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