by Léa Maynard | Oct 1, 2025 | French Law
For many UK residents, buying a home in France is a lifelong dream, but it’s also a process with strict legal formalities. From contracts and Notaries to taxes and inheritance rules, French law has specific requirements that can easily catch buyers out. At Marc White...
by Léa Maynard | Sep 23, 2025 | French Law
When you need to sign, draft, or notarise a French legal document from the UK, it can feel like a maze. Whether it’s a power of attorney for a property sale, an affidavit for a court case, or a birth certificate, the key is ensuring that the document is legally valid...
by Léa Maynard | Aug 29, 2025 | French Law
Understanding inheritance law in France is essential for UK nationals with property or family ties there. French law is very different from English law, particularly when it comes to succession rules, forced heirship, and tax treatment. Without careful planning,...
by Léa Maynard | Aug 19, 2025 | French Law
Gifting property in France can be an effective way to manage your estate or support loved ones, but it comes with complex tax implications for both UK and French residents. Understanding the rules early and planning carefully can prevent costly mistakes and ensure the...
by Léa Maynard | Aug 4, 2025 | French Law
For many UK nationals, buying a property in France is part of a longer-term plan, whether it’s a future retirement in the countryside, a permanent relocation to warmer weather, or simply the freedom of a second home abroad. What’s less often considered, though,...
by Madeleine Carin | Jun 19, 2025 | French Law
Buying property in France remains a popular choice for many UK buyers seeking a holiday home, retirement retreat, or investment opportunity. However, buying in a foreign country involves navigating legal frameworks that differ considerably from the UK. French law...
