Maître Haifa Guedhami AlouiniYour lawyer in Tunisia, based in Kairouan

25 years defending what matters.Your family, your property, your business.

From her Kairouan office to courtrooms across Tunisia, Maître Haifa Guedhami Alouini represents individuals, businesses and clients living abroad.

Maître Haifa Guedhami Alouini
25+

Years of Experience

2000+

Cases Successfully Resolved

3

Languages to Better Understand You

Member of the Tunisian National Bar Association
Google rating5.0
Firm Registered with the Court of Cassation

About Lawyer Haifa

25 years defending clients' rights across Tunisia.

Looking for a lawyer is never a casual step. For 25 years, I have advised individuals and companies across Tunisia — parents in custody proceedings, entrepreneurs in dispute, families settling an estate. My method is simple: understand your situation precisely, set out your options plainly, then build a clear strategy with you and defend it rigorously.

  • 25+ years of legal practice across advisory work and litigation.
  • Firm based in Kairouan — cases handled across all of Tunisia, from Tunis to Sfax.
  • Proven remote follow-up for Tunisians and clients living abroad.
  • Consultations available in French, Arabic and English.
  • Support in family, real estate, business and strategic disputes.

Key Pillars

RigorEvery case is prepared methodically and defended to exacting standards.
ClarityClear explanations in French, Arabic, or English — never in legal jargon.

Core Values

Commitment to Integrity & Excellence.

Integrity

Unwavering adherence to ethical standards and professional confidentiality.

Excellence

Pursuit of the highest quality in legal analysis and representation.

Transparency

Clear communication regarding legal prospects, risks, and fees.

Dedication

Relentless advocacy to achieve the best possible outcome for every client.

Client Reviews

Your Words

Haussman91
Local Guide · 248 reviews
★★★★★7 months ago

J’ai eu une excellente expérience avec Maître Guedhami . Les échanges par mail/Whatssap de l’étranger ont été rapides, clairs et très professionnels. Elle a su faire preuve d’un grand sérieux, d’efficacité et d’un réel sens de l’écoute. Une avocate de confiance que je recommande sans hésitation.

AymenBel
Local Guide · 1 reviews
★★★★★5 months ago

Je recommande vraiment Maître Guedhami. Elle est très a l'écoute, rassurante, prend le temps d'expliquer les démarches et les procédures. Elle a pris le temps de répondre à tous mes questions. Je ne regrette pas de lui avoir fait confiance. Vraiment très bien.

Dasha Masha
Local Guide · 15 reviews
★★★★★7 months ago

Excellente avocate, sérieuse et compétente. Accompagnement clair et rassurant du début à la fin. Merci beaucoup

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How We Work Together

Step-by-Step Guidance.

  1. First Meeting

    No Judgment. You share your story in a confidential and caring space.

  2. Clear Explanations

    I explain your options in human language. You will understand exactly where you stand.

  3. Transparent Plan

    Strategy with realistic timelines and clear costs. No surprises, no hidden fees.

  4. Guidance

    I am available to answer your questions throughout the process.

  5. Protection

    Determined but always respectful representation in court.

Publications & Insights

The Legal Journal

Real Estate Law

Short-Term Tourist Rentals: The 2026 Regulatory Crackdown

Airbnb, Booking, furnished rentals: Tunisia adopts a comprehensive legal framework. ONTT registration, taxation, co-ownership consent, sanctions: what owners need to know.

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Data Protection

Personal Data Protection: Tunisia Prepares Its GDPR Reform

Law n° 2004-63 is about to be replaced. The new text aligns Tunisia with the European GDPR: reinforced consent, deterrent sanctions, expanded INPDP powers.

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Business Law

Startup Act 2.0: What the 2026 Amendments Change for Tunisian Founders

Eight years after law n° 2018-20, Parliament is revising Tunisia's Startup Act. Stock options, international hiring, investor taxation: a walkthrough of the changes.

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Family Law

Inheritance Equality in Tunisia: Why the Debate Returns in 2026

After eight years of political silence, the bill on inheritance equality between men and women is back before the Tunisian Parliament. What could change for every Tunisian family.

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Labour Law

2025 Labour Code Reform: What Employers in Tunisia Need to Know

A full breakdown of Law No. 2025-9: the end of labour outsourcing, strict limits on fixed-term contracts, and new powers for the Labour Inspectorate.

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Property Law

Can Foreigners Buy Property in Tunisia? 2026 Legal Guide

Yes — with the Governor's permit. What foreigners can and cannot buy in Tunisia, the currency transfer rules, and how to secure your purchase step by step.

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Family Law

Shared Custody in Tunisia: What the 2026 Reform Could Change

Tunisia's proposed Personal Status Code reform could introduce joint custody for the first time. What divorcing parents should know about custody and fathers' and mothers' rights.

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Business Law

Tunisia's New Foreign Exchange Code 2026: A Game-Changer for Startups and Freelancers

The proposed new Tunisian Foreign Exchange Code allows residents to hold foreign currency accounts, eases crypto regulation, and eliminates criminal penalties for minor infractions.

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Contact

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The Firm

A Welcoming Space.

Office entry in Kairouan
Hallway leading to consultation rooms
Primary consultation room
Workspace for document review