Property purchases, international divorce, inheritance and business matters handled across Tunisia for expats, investors and binational families — managed remotely, explained in clear English.
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Yes, with conditions: most purchases by foreigners require prior authorization from the regional governor, and agricultural land is restricted. The firm verifies the title and handles the authorization and registration.
Many matters — inheritance, property, litigation — can be handled entirely by power of attorney. Some procedures do require you to appear in person at specific stages, notably the conciliation hearing in divorce cases. The firm tells you from the start whether and when you would need to travel.
A foreign judgment must go through the exequatur procedure to take effect in Tunisia. The firm prepares the file and follows the procedure through to the decision.
English, French and Arabic — for consultations, correspondence and the documents in your file.