Support
From first contact to the resolution of your case, a single point of contact in French and English.
From first contact to the resolution of your case, you keep a single point of contact, in French and English. Being supported is not only about legal expertise: it is also about feeling understood, informed and backed during a period that is rarely easy. Here is, concretely, how support unfolds within the firm.
No two cases are quite alike, and the method described below is not a rigid path. It is a framework, adapted to your situation, your pace and your priorities. Whether your approach is amicable or contentious, the goal remains the same: to give you a clear view of your options and to move forward with you towards a lasting solution.
It all begins with a confidential meeting intended to understand your situation and answer your first questions. It is a moment of listening, without judgement, where you set out what brings you and where the firm tells you, transparently, what can be considered.
The firm then examines the facts and the documents, and checks the points that make the difference in international situations: the competent jurisdiction and the applicable law. This analysis separates realistic options from dead ends and avoids unpleasant surprises later on.
Once the situation is clear, you define together a strategy suited to your priorities. The firm then takes the necessary action, whether negotiation, drafting of documents or proceedings before the courts, favouring the least contentious solutions whenever possible.
Throughout the case, you are kept informed of progress in plain language, and you retain control over the important decisions. This continuity, with a single point of contact, spares you from having to explain everything again and ensures consistent follow-up until resolution.
Behind every case there is a story and real people.
A separation, a dispute over children or a difficult inheritance can never be reduced to legal rules. The firm takes the time to listen, to ask the right questions and to respect your pace, without pushing you towards a decision. This attention to the person does not compete with legal rigour: it completes it, because you defend the interests of someone better when you have genuinely understood them.
For expat or binational families, some questions must be raised very early: which court has jurisdiction, which law applies, how to have a document issued abroad recognised in Luxembourg, how to coordinate with a lawyer or notary in another country.
Addressing these points from the analysis stage avoids having to start over later, and secures your steps over the long term. This is one of the concrete benefits of support that is used to international situations.
You need to know where you are heading.
The practical terms, including fees, are discussed clearly from first contact, with no grey areas. And because you entrust the firm with sensitive information, everything you share is protected by professional secrecy, without exception. This transparency and confidentiality are the conditions of a relationship of trust, from the first meeting to the resolution of your case.
A first confidential conversation to review your situation.
The terms are clarified from first contact, with full transparency.
Yes, the entire support can take place in either language.
Yes: a single point of contact follows you from the first meeting to the resolution.
It depends on your case; the firm gives a realistic estimate after review.
Remote appointment options can be discussed together depending on your situation.
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