Short answers to the most common questions on residence permits, OQTF, asylum, international divorce and police custody.
It depends on the decision and is stated on the notification: it can be 48 hours in some cases. Contact a lawyer as soon as you receive it. Read the guide →
Yes, by an administrative appeal or before the administrative court, in principle within two months of notification. Read the guide →
The administrative court of Grenoble. Read the guide →
In principle one month from notification of the decision. Read the guide →
It determines which European State examines your asylum claim and may lead to a transfer, which can be challenged before the administrative court. Read the guide →
In most cases, yes. In a mutual consent divorce, each spouse has their own lawyer. Read the guide →
Yes, from the start of the measure: a lawyer of your choice or a court-appointed one. Read the guide →
Depending on the country and document: translation, apostille or legalisation. Read the guide →
Yes, Maître Salima Dabbaoui and Maître Mathilde Besançon work in French and English. Read the guide →
The first one-hour consultation is €180. See the fees page. →
No, only on French law. Read the guide →
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