Town served · Rabat-Salé-Kénitra
Lawyer in Kénitra
A major city in the north of the region and an industrial and university hub, Kénitra has its own Court of First Instance and Court of Appeal. For commercial and administrative disputes, however, its residents and companies come under the specialised courts in Rabat. From Hay Riad, Maître Malak Elimani, lawyer at the Rabat Bar, advises individuals and companies from Kénitra, particularly on cases heard in Rabat.
Competent courts
For a matter concerning a resident of Kénitra, the following courts normally have jurisdiction:
- Court of First Instance of Kénitra (including its Family Justice Section)
- Court of Appeal of Kénitra
- Commercial Court of Rabat
- Administrative Court of Rabat
Matters we handle there
Kénitra's industrial growth, with its business zones and automotive sites, generates employment law cases, workplace accidents and business-to-business contracts. Commercial disputes (unpaid debts, payment orders, companies in difficulty) are brought before the Commercial Court of Rabat. Families seek advice on divorce, inheritance and property, while claims against public bodies go to the Administrative Court of Rabat.
Landmarks : Kénitra city centre, Maamora, Bir Rami, Ouled Oujih, Saknia and Mehdia.
The firm's practice areas
- Business lawyer in Kénitra
- Administrative law lawyer in Kénitra
- Property lawyer in Kénitra
- Divorce lawyer in Kénitra
- Employment lawyer in Kénitra
- Debt recovery lawyer in Kénitra
- Criminal lawyer in Kénitra
- Inheritance lawyer in Kénitra
- Accident compensation lawyer in Kénitra
- Lawyer for Moroccans abroad in Kénitra
Frequently asked questions
How to make an appointment with Maître Malak Elimani?
You can make an appointment by telephone at +212 5 37 56 53 58 or by e-mail at contact@elimaniavocats.com, Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The office receives by appointment only, in Hay Riad (Rabat). Briefly indicate the subject of your request so that the first meeting can be prepared.
What documents should I bring to the first meeting?
Bring your identity document and all documents relating to your matter: contracts, letters, civil status records, judgments or summonses already received, written exchanges and proof of payment. A short timeline of the facts, written in advance, saves time and helps identify the key issues quickly.
Which languages does the firm work in?
The firm receives and advises clients in Arabic, French and English. Proceedings before the Moroccan courts are conducted in Arabic, but explanations, correspondence and updates can be given to you in whichever of these three languages you prefer.
Does the firm operate outside of Rabat?
Yes. The firm is located in Rabat, but it assists and represents its clients before the courts throughout the Kingdom, in compliance with the rules of the profession. He also supports Moroccans around the world in their efforts in Morocco.
Let's talk about your situation.
The firm receives you Monday to Friday, by appointment.