French Law In Plain English

Noël de Spéville Solicitor

There's no need to fly to France in order to manage your French property, business interests and investments, or deal with problems in France. Noël de Spéville Solicitor provides an English-speaking French law service based right here in the UK. Noël de Spéville is a qualified specialist solicitor who is completely bilingual and an expert in both French and English law.

Whether you are buying or selling French property, or need advice on French inheritance law, property gifts and transfers, Noël de Spéville Solicitor can help. Noël can clearly explain the legal issues to you, take legal instruction for French property sales or purchases, and help resolve property-related disputes. Because he works with you in English, you can be sure that your specific needs are fully understood, and that your case is taken care of without the hassle of travelling to meet with lawyers that you don’t understand.

Noël de Spéville Solicitor is based in the Thames Valley, within easy reach of London, so you can meet him in person to discuss your needs, or he can help you over the phone. His 15 years of experience includes cross-jurisdictional issues, and for contentious cases, he can call upon his specialist legal associates in France – but he will always manage your case with you directly. Call now on 01344 204 984 to discuss your needs.

  • Services for owners of French property
  • Buying and selling French property
  • French wills and inheritance
  • Transfer of French assets and gifts
  • French property disputes and litigation
  • Matrimonial issues affecting French property
  • Property management services
  • Free French property listings service
  • Services for owners of businesses in France
  • Services for owners of businesses in France
  • Setting up or purchasing
  • French businesses
  • French commercial leases and leasebacks
  • Enforcements of judgements in France
  • Business disputes & litigationSolicitor 

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French Law In Plain English
By Noël de Spéville