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Rabat district · Rabat-Salé-Kénitra

Lawyer for Moroccans abroad in Hay Nahda

Moroccans abroad and international matters: the firm assists residents and companies of Hay Nahda, from the first consultation to enforcement.

Book an appointmentabout ten minutes from the office

The firm assists Moroccans living abroad and foreigners with interests in Morocco, without requiring them to travel at every stage. Exequatur of a foreign divorce, registration of marriage, estates, property and disputes: we handle the follow-up remotely in Arabic, French and English.

  • Registration in Morocco of a marriage concluded abroad
  • Divorce, custody and maintenance in an international context
  • Estates in Morocco when heirs live abroad
  • Buying, selling and managing property in Morocco remotely
  • Disputes with unlawful occupants, tenants or agents

Competent courts

For a matter concerning a resident of Hay Nahda, the following courts normally have jurisdiction:

  • Court of First Instance of Rabat (including its Family Justice Section)
  • Court of Appeal of Rabat

Matters we handle there

As a family district, Hay Nahda mainly generates family law, inheritance and residential property matters (buying a flat, co-ownership, residential leases). Local employees also seek advice on dismissal or workplace accidents. Small shops turn to the firm for debt recovery and unpaid cheques.

How a matter unfolds

  1. 1

    First remote discussion

    We review your situation by telephone or e-mail and tell you which documents are needed.

  2. 2

    Documents and power of attorney

    We guide you in obtaining certified copies, translations and legalisations or apostilles, as well as a power of attorney if needed.

  3. 3

    Proceedings in Morocco

    We file the application with the competent court, represent you at hearings and keep you informed at every stage.

  4. 4

    Effects and enforcement

    We follow the decision through to its practical effects: entry in the civil register, land registration or enforcement against the other party.

Recognising a Foreign Divorce in Morocco (Exequatur)

Frequently asked questions

Do you need to travel to Morocco for the proceedings?

In many cases, no: the lawyer can represent the client before the court on the basis of the documents and, where necessary, a power of attorney. Some procedures do, however, require the parties to attend in person, for example reconciliation attempts in a divorce. We tell you from the outset which steps require your presence.

How do you register in Morocco a marriage celebrated abroad?

Article 14 of the Family Code allows Moroccans living abroad to marry according to local administrative formalities, provided the substantive conditions of the Code are met, in particular the presence of two Muslim witnesses. Article 15 then requires a copy of the marriage certificate to be filed, within three months, with the Moroccan consular services or, failing that, with the Ministry of Justice. If difficulties arise, an action for recognition of the marriage may be considered.

Let's talk about your situation.

The firm receives you Monday to Friday, by appointment.