Terms of use

1. Purpose and acceptance

The purpose of the site is to present the firm's practice and its family law practice areas, to quote the rates charged, to publish general information, and to allow you to make contact. It offers neither online sales, nor online payment, nor remote legal advice.

The identity of the publisher and of the hosting provider, and the professional conduct information, appear in the legal notice, which forms an integral part of these terms.

2. Access to the site

The site is accessible free of charge, apart from connection costs, which remain payable by you. The publisher endeavours to keep it continuously available without being obliged to do so: access may be interrupted, in particular for maintenance, updates, technical incidents or force majeure, without such interruption giving rise to any right to compensation.

An administration area reserved for the publisher is protected by authentication. Any attempt at unauthorised access may give rise to prosecution, in particular under articles 323-1 et seq. of the French Criminal Code.

3. No legal advice and no client relationship

The content of the site is provided as general information and does not constitute legal advice. It does not take your personal situation into account and cannot on its own support a decision.

Sending a message through the contact form creates no lawyer-client relationship and interrupts no procedural or limitation period. Only the signature of a fee agreement, or the express acceptance of an engagement by the lawyer, binds the firm. If your situation is urgent, it is for you to contact the firm directly by telephone.

The lawyer remains free to accept or decline a matter, in particular where there is a conflict of interest, and is not required to give reasons for a refusal.

The rates shown on the “Fees” page inform you before you commit; they are not a quotation and prejudge neither the acceptance of the matter nor the amount that the fee agreement will set once your situation has been reviewed. They may be revised at any time, the applicable version being the one in force when you view the site.

4. Use of the contact form

By using the form, you undertake to provide accurate information and to send only what is necessary to make contact.

• Do not send court documents, confidential documents or sensitive data until a secure channel has been agreed;
• Do not use the form to send unlawful, insulting or defamatory content, or content infringing the rights of a third party;
• Messages unrelated to the firm's practice, in particular commercial or advertising messages, are deleted without reply.

No response time is guaranteed. The absence of a reply may not be taken as acceptance of an engagement.

5. Intellectual property

The site and all its components are protected by intellectual property law, under the conditions set out in article 8 of the legal notice. Any unauthorised use engages the liability of the person responsible.

6. Liability

The information published — articles, practice area pages and rates — is written by the publisher alone, the site hosting no outside contributions, and is deemed accurate as at the date it was put online. As family law changes frequently, the publisher guarantees neither its completeness nor that it is up to date, and cannot be held liable for any use made of it without prior tailored advice.

Nor can the publisher be held liable for damage resulting from the site being unavailable, from an intrusion, from a virus, from a network failure, or from the content of third-party sites reached by hyperlink.

It is for you to take appropriate measures to protect your own equipment and data.

7. Personal data and cookies

The processing of your personal data and the use of trackers are described in the privacy policy, to which these terms expressly refer.

8. Changes to these terms

These terms may be amended at any time. The version that applies is the one in force when you visit the site. Last updated: 8 septembre 2026.

9. Governing law and dispute resolution

These terms are subject to French law. In the event of a disagreement, an amicable solution will be sought first, by written complaint addressed to the firm.

Failing that, a consumer client may refer the matter free of charge to the national consumer mediator for the profession of avocat (180 boulevard Haussmann, 75008 Paris, France — mediateur-consommation-avocat.fr). Disputes concerning fees fall to the President of the Bar (Batonnier) of the Bar of Paris. Failing an amicable settlement, the French courts have sole jurisdiction.