Expat Family Law France – Property Division, Child Support, Financial Settlements

The “prestation compensatoire” exists to balance an unequal change in lifestyle after divorce.

It isn’t about blame. It is based on objective factors: duration of marriage, age, health, career choices, income differences, and contributions to the household.

I help you calculate what is fair, negotiate when needed, or defend your position before the judge.

It isn’t a sanction — it’s a tool to help each partner rebuild with stability.

Property division in a French divorce depends on your marital regime: community, separation of assets, indivision, SCI ownership, primary residence, investments. Every situation requires a precise reading of your notarial acts, contracts, and real-life stakes.

I help you understand your rights, organize the liquidation of your marital regime, exit indivision fairly, protect what truly matters

Even when tensions are high, you can resolve things without destroying the relationship — provided you have the right structure and support.

You aren’t paying for a document. You are paying for strategy, legal protection, anticipation, and peace of mind.

Behind every agreement, there is real safeguarding: your assets, your income, your future.

Divorce lawyer fees in France are ultimately an investment in your long-term stability.

I work with clear, transparent estimates after an initial audit so you know exactly what you are committing to — and why it matters.

Child support doesn’t only concern children.

In certain cases, an spouse may also receive support based on resources during the divorce procedure.

I help you determine what applies in your case, anticipate realistic amounts, and secure the conditions (duration, indexation, method of payment).

Sometimes the difficulty isn’t the divorce itself. It’s the conversations around what you built, what you sacrificed, and what each person contributed.

In these situations, mediation is often a powerful — and more cost-effective — way to reach clarity and agreement.

As a trained mediator, I guide you when dialogue is possible but structure is missing.

And if mediation fails, at least the groundwork will be clear for the next step.