Tenancy Disputes in France

• Tenants in France experiencing issues such as non-returned security deposits, maintenance disputes, or unfair eviction attempts.
• Landlords in France facing challenges with rent collection, property damage, or lease agreement violations.

It is beneficial to possess the following information:

• All relevant documentation, including lease contracts, communication records, and evidence of disputes.
• Identification and legal status documents for both parties involved.

1. Initial Consultation: We assess the dispute, review documentation, and advise on the best course of action.
2. Mediation and Conciliation: Efforts to resolve the issue through the Commission Départementale de Conciliation or a conciliator of justice, focusing on amicable resolution​​​​.
3. Legal Action: If amicable resolution fails, guiding through the legal process, including drafting and sending a recommended or obligatory conciliatory letter, and representing in tribunal if necessary​​​​.

• Expertise in French rental law, offering strategic advice tailored to your specific situation.
• Support through both amicable resolution processes and, if required, court proceedings.
• Assurance of compliance with French legal standards and procedures, maximizing the chance of a favourable outcome.

• Legal Advice and Consultation: Providing clear understanding of rights and obligations under French law​​.
• Mediation Services: Facilitating negotiations between landlords and tenants to reach a mutual agreement​​.
• Documentation Preparation and Review: Assisting in the preparation of all necessary documentation for mediation or court proceedings.
• Representation in Court: Legal representation in front of the appropriate judicial body if the dispute escalates to this level​​​​.
• Follow-up and Compliance: Ensuring all legal resolutions are properly implemented and followed through.