Buying, letting or protecting your rights in a property
Based in Meknes, the Firm reviews property matters in Morocco. If you live abroad, indicate where the property is located and the stage of the transaction or dispute.
Before a commitment
Have titles, draft deeds and available documents reviewed before a purchase or lease.
Shared ownership
Discuss co-ownership and disagreements between the owners.
A property dispute
Present the deeds and correspondence relating to a lease, occupation or ownership dispute.
Advice and litigation relating to real property
The Firm assists clients with real estate transactions, ownership disputes, leases and matters relating to land titles.
Securing transactions
Review of titles, deeds, encumbrances and risks before any transaction.
Protecting property rights
Support in disputes relating to ownership, occupation, leases or enforcement.
Main situations handled
Each matter is handled according to the available documents, the parties’ situation and the stage of the proceedings.
Ownership
Disputes relating to ownership and possession.
Land titles
Review of registrations, encumbrances and land records.
Property sales
Preliminary agreements, deeds, non-performance and disputes.
Leases
Residential or commercial leases, rent and termination.
Joint ownership
Management, division and disputes between co-owners.
Real property seizures
Formal demand notice, judicial sale and related disputes.
A structured approach
1. Preliminary analysis
Review of the documents, reconstruction of the timeline and identification of the key legal and procedural issues.
2. Defining the strategy
Presentation of the available options, the main steps, the risks involved and the actions required.
3. Implementation
Preparation of the correspondence, documents, requests and proceedings needed to handle the case.
4. Documented follow-up
Recording of actions taken and clear information to the client at each key stage of the proceedings.
Documents to prepare
The list varies by case. The following documents generally help with the initial review.
- Certificate of ownership or land title
- Sale agreement, preliminary agreement or lease
- Plans, permits and technical documents
- Correspondence and formal notices
- Findings, expert reports or official reports
- Previous court decisions
Have your case reviewed
An initial appointment allows the available documents to be reviewed, the situation to be assessed under the applicable law, and the main possible courses of action to be identified.
Preparing the first discussion
Describe the situation
Briefly explain your objective, the parties involved and any dates that may matter.
Have the matter reviewed
The Firm identifies the relevant documents and reviews the situation before proposing a course of action.
Agree the next steps
The scope of the engagement and fees are clarified before any commitment.
Discuss your matter with the Firm
Briefly describe your enquiry. Please wait for confirmation before sending confidential documents.